2009 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction (nominee)
Christopher Portobello has always blamed himself for every trouble in his son's tortured life. But after he discovers a mysterious stranger watching every mistep Joey makes, Portobello begins to wonder whether there's another, darker reason for the minefield of their lives. All of their misery might be the fault of someone else ... something else ... something ... hungry.
Genre: Horror
Genre: Horror
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