Bøker av Christopher Scott

Everyone knows the story of Frankenstein, the tale of a scientist that brings back the dead. This is Igor's story. Igor is always seen as no more than a supporting character, the mere assistant who is eager to please the great Victor Frankenstein. The exception, of course, is in the original work by Mary Shelly in which he did not exist. Or did he? Here is a tale through the eyes of the true hero, the creative brain behind Frankenstein's creation. Readers have described Igor's Nightmare as intense, vivid, and chilling.

Within the imaginary world of Erderelm, tucked away in a quiet part of the western continent, lie The Freelands, a rural backwater where very little ever seems to happen and nothing to excite the imagination of a fourteen year old boy.Such a one is Doran, a goatherd from the tranquil village of Oakvale which is quiet even by the standards of The Freeland.We first meet him daydreaming on a hillside outside his village, but, as we get to know the lad and his character, strange events draw him into a web of events that are both baffling and sinister.He is to discover in a stark and terrible way that the past still lives in the present.

Unconsciously, she tried to pass her damp tongue over her dry upper lip−her tongue was cut short by thick tape. Terry Mitchel was confused. The sound of tinkering caught her ear. It reminded her of her father in the garage on a Saturday afternoon when she was a young girl in Ohio. The comforting memory gave her great pain. Her reflex effort to wipe her mouth was stopped by a chain and dog collar shackling her hand. She knew her father wasn't around. Consciousness set in, revealing her desperate situation. The taste and smell of stale beer and chloroform quickly became insignificant when she viewed her naked body stretched out beneath her. "Good evening, my dear." The cold and deliberate voice of the madman introduced a terror-filled shock through her body. "Welcome to the show."In this spine-tingling murder mystery, professor Tim Wernick must become the unwilling protégé of a ruthless murderer if he hopes to conceal his own previous criminal activity. Author Christopher Lommerin presents a fascinating mix of clues as he poses the challenging question: Do we all have the capacity to kill?