Author: Hong Niangzi
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Have you ever tried reading a horror novel that chills you to the bone yet makes you tearful? Have you ever experienced a horror novel that keeps you from turning off the lights for half a month, yet feels like springtime warmth? If not, don’t miss Hong Niangzi’s new masterpiece, Green Door. Have you ever tried reading a horror novel that chills you to the bone yet makes you tearful? Have you ever experienced a horror novel that keeps you from turning off the lights for half a month, yet feels like springtime warmth? If not, don’t miss Hong Niangzi’s new masterpiece, Green Door. Here, there are no all-powerful ghosts—humanity’s evil is the greatest evil. Here, there are no repetitive, clichéd plots—true horror lies in the breath that brushes against your soul. With eerie yet concise writing and unexpected plot twists, Hong Niangzi constantly teases your sensitive and fragile nerves, leaving you with a mix of thrilling fear, poignant beauty, heartache, and heartflutters in the midst of an exhilarating read.
Green door
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