The Innocence of Darkness

The Innocence of Darkness

The Innocence of Darkness

Stephen King’s publisher (Sperling & Kupfer) releases the first horror novel by Roberto De Feo and Lucio Besana, the director and screenwriter of “The Nest” and “A Classic Horror Story”!
On the novel, there’s a sticker featuring a quote from Gabriele Mainetti!

‼️ Available for pre-order starting TODAY, and in bookstores from April 26! ‼️

➡️ You can pre-order it HERE:

https://www.amazon.it/Linnocenza-del-buio-Lucio-Besana/dp/8820074656/
Sperling & Kupfer

Plot:

The Innocence of Darkness
After years of research, child psychiatrist Christian Basili seems to have found subjects that could support his theories: four children who, despite not knowing each other, share the same memories of a past life. Faded fragments of the years spent between the two world wars in a castle on the border with France, which belonged to the Poitier couple. Matteo, Miriam, Kevin, and Erica move into the castle with Christian and his assistant Sara. Although not immediately, the experiment proves to be a success: the kids increasingly recall episodes from their existence a century ago. Happy memories that soon, however, reveal themselves to be a deception: a dark force haunts the castle, a mysterious and cruel entity that wants to awaken and return to do harm.

Audible Plot

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