Night Flowers
Night Flowers by Dennis Tallent, published by iUniverse on July 26, 2001, is a work of fiction that delves into the horror genre. The narrative follows Casey, who is on the brink of death and relies on regular blood transfusions to survive. After a critical transfusion, he experiences a transformation that grants him a disturbing new vision, revealing that some people around him are not human but rather unearthly creatures with sinister intentions.
As Casey grapples with his metamorphosis, he finds himself unable to tolerate daylight and develops unusual cravings. He becomes embroiled in a conflict between the Cyclopes and another mysterious faction, navigating a chaotic landscape filled with danger. A mute girl with shark-like teeth serves as his guide through this nightmarish reality, leading him to confront the unimaginable horror that threatens life on earth. This edition spans 160 pages and is presented in English, inviting readers into a chilling exploration of survival and transformation.
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Casey is close to death. Regular blood transfusions keep him alive-until now. After his last transfusion something inside him changes. A new vision emerges that allows him to see that some of the people around him are at people at all. They are unearthly one eyed creatures that seem to want him dead, but why? His metamorphosis continues and he finds that he can no longer endure the light of day and he is developing some very strange cravings. He is unwillingly drawn into a running battle between the Cyclopes and the others, another warring faction, whomever they may be. Amidst this chaos he finds a guide. A mute, little girl, who has teeth like a shark, points the way. Fighting his way through the war torn night he discovers that he is only thing standing between an inconceivable horror and the end of life on earth. This is not what he had planned for the weekend!
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