The Last Book You'll Ever Read - Hughes, Scott
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"Nimble and poetic and downright freaky, The Last Book You'll Ever Read startles, unsettles, and deeply delights. Scott Hughes has crafted one trip of a read." -Andy Davidson, Bram Stoker Award Nominated Author of In the Valley of the Sun "Beware this book... The Last Book You'll Ever Read gave me the creeps right from the start, and Hughes didn't show much mercy from there. These are the sort of tales that reach through the fourth wall, then another wall, and another, then all those barriers you thought kept you safe, until finally they're reaching through the wall behind you RIGHT NOW."…mehr

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"Nimble and poetic and downright freaky, The Last Book You'll Ever Read startles, unsettles, and deeply delights. Scott Hughes has crafted one trip of a read." -Andy Davidson, Bram Stoker Award Nominated Author of In the Valley of the Sun "Beware this book... The Last Book You'll Ever Read gave me the creeps right from the start, and Hughes didn't show much mercy from there. These are the sort of tales that reach through the fourth wall, then another wall, and another, then all those barriers you thought kept you safe, until finally they're reaching through the wall behind you RIGHT NOW." -David W. Barbee, Author of Laser House on the Prairie "These macabre, inventive, darkly droll stories unfold at a tantalizing pace. Scott Hughes's imagination works the night shift, rendering characters and scenes that are as horrifying as they are addictive. The Last Book You'll Ever Read makes you dread the last page of it you'll ever turn." -Gordon Johnston, Author of Ocmulgee National Monument: A Brief History with Field Notes
Autorenporträt
Scott Hughes was born into the great hurricane of '87, in London. He moved across the country before settling down for a career including NHS, product ownership, and theme park management. Then, in 2019, he experienced another whirlwind - this time of his own doing, which led to first time authorship.