Night of Broken Souls

by Thomas F. Monteleone

Overview

A tight, fast paced thriller in the tradition of X-Files. People around the world are suddenly have the same dream: in a past life they died in a Nazi death camp at the hands of a monster named "The Little Angel." Why is this happening and what does it mean for the fate of civilization? Written by the bestselling author of THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB and THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO WRITING A NOVEL.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013233799
Publisher:	Borderlands Press
Publication date:	10/22/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Thomas F. Monteleone has published more than 100 short stories and 25 novels including the bestseller and New York Times Notable Book of the Year, The Blood of the Lamb. He’s also written scripts for stage and screen. His fourth collection of short fiction, Fearful Symmetries, won the Bram Stoker Award. His omnibus collection of Cemetery Dance columns about writing, genre publishing, television, film and popular culture entitled The Mothers And Fathers Italian Association from Borderlands Press also won the Stoker for non-fiction. He is also co-editor of the award-winning anthology series of imaginative fiction, Borderlands. He is also the author of the bestselling The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Writing a Novel(now in a 2nd edition). With his wife, Elizabeth, and daughter, Olivia, he lives in Maryland and likes it a lot.

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Editorial Reviews

NIGHT OF BROKEN SOULS was suggested to me by author Michael Laimo, and I'm glad I bought a copy. Monteleone's characters are so real you'll feel you know each one, which is a big accomplishment here considering there's several of them, not to mention one that pops up toward the end of the story! NOBS is a scary, smart, and impossible to put down read. A genuine gem that should be on every horror fans' shelf.

Nick Cato

After Manhattan psychiatrist J. Michael Keating rescues a suicidal young woman wielding a gun, he discovers that she is part of a puzzling phenomenon. Average citizens all over the world have begun suffering blackouts and vivid nightmares of death at Nazi extermination camps such as Auschwitz and Treblinka. When Keating and his assistant-turned-lover Pamela connect with Rabbi Irwin Klingerman, who has amassed research on the unusual memories, the three plan a symposium for the "reincarnated." An

Anonymous Reviewer

In 1999 New York, a half-crazed young woman barges into the office of psychiatrist, Dr. Michael Keating. The distraught patient threatens to commit suicide unless Michael can help her with her recurring Holocaust nightmares. Stunned that the woman is too young to have those types of memories from an event over a half a century ago, Michael begins to research the problem. ......Michael's investigation shocks him even further when he realizes that his client's nightmares are being shared by numero

Harriet K;ausner

This book is tight and fast. It's exciting to me, in its historical look at Nazis and the Holocaust, while spinning a parallel story of reincarnation. I recently met Mr. Monteleone in person while we both signed our books for readers at Greetings and Readings in Maryland. His instant friendship and warmth is in such sharp contrast with his tense, often scary stories. I know it takes a complex soul to craft a complex tale, yet he surprised me with his simplicity of heart, his giving ways. So many

Chareles Colley