
Red Rain
But Lea's own children sense something strange and wrong about the boys and their innocent, oddly old-fashioned ways - and soon after they arrive, a terrible accident takes place on their doorstep. As more grisly and suspicious events take place, the boys' true origins - and their evil intentions - become terrifyi......
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<p>When Lea Sutter visits the Caribbean island of Chat Noir and witnesses a devastating earthquake, she is moved to adopt two beautiful, blue-eyed orphan twins, Daniel and Samuel, and take them home to America. But Lea's own children sense something strange and wrong about the boys and their innocent, oddly old-fashioned ways - and soon after they arrive, a terrible accident takes place on their doorstep.<br><br>As more grisly and suspicious events take place, the boys' true origins - and their evil intentions - become terrifyingly clear.</p>
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| Produktnavn | Red Rain |
| book typ | boker, skjonnlitteratur, romaner, engelske romaner |
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