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The bone parade

Ashley Stassler is not your average artist. He has been wildly praised for a series of bronze sculptures that group families together, depicting them in moments of excruciating physical and emotional pain--but the art world has no clue as to how he creates such authentic, gruesome, seemingly tortured human representations. He assigns each family a number, and now he's up to number nine. What's in store for family #9' Cruelty and savagery that you can't even imagine . . . The Bone Parade introduces a villain who is as methodical, calculating, and detached as any found in the best fiction. It's gripping. It's chilling. You might be too afraid to read on, but you'll never be able to tear your eyes away.

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  • "Ashley Stassler is not your average artist. He has been wildly praised for a series of bronze sculptures that group families together, depicting them in moments of excruciating physical and emotional pain--but the art world has no clue as to how he creates such authentic, gruesome, seemingly tortured human representations. He assigns each family a number, and now he's up to number nine. What's in store for family #9' Cruelty and savagery that you can't even imagine . . . The Bone Parade introduces a villain who is as methodical, calculating, and detached as any found in the best fiction. It's gripping. It's chilling. You might be too afraid to read on, but you'll never be able to tear your eyes away."@en
  • ""Ashley Stassler has been widely praised for his bronze sculptures of families, depicted in moments of excruciating physical and emotional pain. But the art world has no clue as to how he creates such authentic, gruesome, tortured representations. Stassler has found a grisly method of combining his sadism and his art. He assigns each family a number, and now he's up to number nine. But family number nine's teenage daughter begins to twist Stassler's attempts at mind control into a perverse game of her own. Told from the viewpoints of both the hunter and the hunted, this terrifying, fast-paced novel will keep readers guessing until the very last page who will survive this war of physical and emotional endurance"--Page 2 of cover."
  • "Ashley Stassler, an ingenious and horrific killer, whose penchant for identifying and tracking down certain doomed families is exceeded only by his passion for making sculpture out of bronze. Stassler has found a grisly method of combining his interests, and the result is an extraordinarily bizarre and satisfying thriller that gives a whole new meaning to the term "family planning.""@en
  • "Ashley Stassler, an ingenious and horrific killer, whose penchant for identifying and tracking down certain doomed families is exceeded only by his passion for making sculpture out of bronze. Stassler has found a grisly method of combining his interests, and the result is an extraordinarily bizarre and satisfying thriller that gives a whole new meaning to the term "family planning.""

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  • "American fiction"
  • "Americké romány"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Thrillery (romány)"
  • "Suspense fiction"@en
  • "Suspense fiction"
  • "Horror fiction"@en
  • "Horror fiction"
  • "Thrillers (novels)"
  • "Psychological fiction"@en
  • "Psychological fiction"

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  • "Parad skeletov"
  • "Totenstarre : Roman"
  • "Přehlídka kostí"
  • "Totenstarre Roman"
  • "La danza delle ossa"
  • "La danza delle ossa"@it
  • "The bone parade"@en
  • "The bone parade"
  • "Парад скелетов"
  • "Bone parade"

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