If Marianne Cedervall I think about you until you die is a feel-good powder room rogue detective, is Belinda Bauer's Tomb Nummi was the complete opposite. First book in the second the words of Bauer says that originally he had no intention of writing a book tension. The idea was just a book about a boy and his grandmother. Then, the writer had the idea to write about something pedophilia and its destructive effects on the victim's back nearby for generations. These ingredients have ended up a book that in some places to chill the blood. Is the best place hellelukemiseksi, and this time alone in the dark dare to read all!
The main character is a 12-year-old Steven, who lives with his mother, younger brother and mumminsa with a small town on the outskirts of Exmoor heath. Eighteen years previously a pedophile serial killer powder room Arnold Avery had been abducted by Steven's 11-year-old uncle Billy. Avery missed later on, but all of his heath hautaamiaan children's bodies were never found. Steven's grandma standing on the window still waiting for her son home. Loss of time, Lettie, Steven's mother, was 14 years old. Mother had always loved more Billy, and now Lettie was forgotten altogether. He got to survive on their own. Lettie was Steven's very young age, and has not given it never forgive his son. The younger son of Daveyta is much easier to love. Pellets boyfriends change frequently, and anyway the atmosphere in the house is tense. Nobody seems to like Steven, who would like to just a normal family.
During his ten years Steven has decided powder room to find Uncle Billy's body, so that grandma powder room would start to like him. Since then he has spent all his free time digging. In the end, he realizes the impossibility of their duties and decide to turn to the person by half, who knows: Avery. Steven is adept at writing letters, at least in the teacher's mind. The boy decides to use the skill to exploit, but do not have no idea how dangerous the game starts.
The perspective always turns between Arnold Averyyn that has been sitting for a long time in prison. Bauer describes terrifying accuracy of twisted pervert powder room the idea of the world and the mind works. Children's graves ajatteleminenkin gets her sexual frenzy. Steven is also described powder room with great skill. The Son is actually in between I feel sorry for the mother and grandmother to vent their anger on him and the school tough guys tease mercilessly.
The reader very quickly guessed that Avery and Steven's still a cross. Lida Open is to follow the inevitable course of events toward powder room a solution. Among one can not leave the book, because the reader needs to know the solution.
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