Synopsis

Fresh from harrowing encounters, Odd Thomas, the young fry cook with the extraordinary ability to see the dead, and his enigmatic companion Annamaria, find themselves guests at Roseland, a sprawling West Coast estate. Once a dazzling beacon of Roaring '20s Hollywood, it now serves as the reclusive sanctuary for a billionaire financier. Despite the lavish hospitality, Odd's unique perception quickly detects a chilling undercurrent of secrets and malevolence. Roseland, initially a welcome respite, rapidly transforms into a labyrinth of terror, compelling Odd to confront what might be the darkest and most profound mystery of his remarkable career. As unsettling events unfold, Odd must navigate a world where the line between the living and the dead blurs, and the very structure of the house seems to harbor ancient evils, pushing him to the limits of his courage in the face of profound darkness.

Critical Reception

"This installment solidifies Odd Thomas's standing as one of contemporary fiction's most beloved and compelling characters, blending supernatural thrills with heartfelt humor and moral depth."

Metadata

ISBN:9780345533586
Pages:370
Age Rating:16+

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