Trauma
Trauma by Graham Masterton, published by Bloomsbury USA on October 25, 2016, is a work of fiction that delves into the unsettling world of crime scene cleanup. The narrative follows Bonnie, who has built a business around cleaning up after violent homicides, balancing her gruesome night job with her day job selling makeup under a challenging boss. As she navigates the complexities of her life, including her relationship with her unemployed husband, Duke, Bonnie begins to notice a disturbing pattern among a series of murders where individuals inexplicably turn on their loved ones.
In this edition, readers will encounter a gripping exploration of horror intertwined with the supernatural. As Bonnie grapples with the psychological toll of her work and the strange connections she uncovers, the story unfolds to reveal the impact of violence on both personal and societal levels. With 208 pages, this English-language edition invites readers into a chilling narrative that examines the darker aspects of human nature and the unseen forces that may influence it.
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Bonnie’s job – cleaning up after violent homicides – is not for the faint hearted. But for Bonnie it’s a business she has built from the ground up; a service that she can be proud of. By day she sells make-up under her rather too amorous boss, a strange but necessary contrast to her gruesome night job. Working two jobs isn’t easy, but with a husband like Duke, an unemployed drunk, she needs the money.
Blood soaked carpets and bullet holed plaster work might have become the norm, but when she notices a connection between a spate of senseless murders in which people inexplicably kill their loved ones, her tough exterior starts to crack. The links she sees sound crazy even to her, and can only be explained by the supernatural.
Winner of the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe award 2003
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