Hell's Belles - Tapa dura

Críticas

Gloriously, zanily ludicrous ... unique, idiosyncratic and unclassifiable ... a cliffhanger that promises much in store. It can't come soon enough (Guardian)

'Fabulously crazy...Magrs weaves the backstories of his characters into the ingenious pell-mell narrative. He carries it off with dollops of camp panache and obvious affection for his likeable cast' ( Guardian )

'[Magrs'] finest creations' (Independent)

The combined talents of Alan Bennett, Angela Carter and The League of Gentlemen (Independent on Sunday)

The concept is great ... Brenda is certainly a huge, larger-than-life character (Financial Times)

'Deliciously dangerous, barmily batty and magically entertaining... Magrs has done it again' (Northern Echo)

Reseña del editor

The new mystery in the Brenda & Effie series featuring the Bride of Frankenstein in Whitby

Penny is running away from a life of domestic strife and into mysterious Whitby - where she hopes to find herself. But in her quest for self-discovery, Penny may have stumbled on something far more sinister: the gateway to hell. For Whitby is no ordinary seaside resort. The quaint façade of coffee shops and tea dances conceals a magnet for dark and dangerous forces, drawing in and spewing out all kinds of monsters. And all that keeps the evil at bay are Brenda and Effie - two very unusual old ladies.

When a film crew comes to town to remake the sixties schlock horror movie Get Thee Inside Me, Satan, Brenda and Effie suspect something strange is afoot. Female lead Karla Sorenson is reprising her role and she doesn't look like she's aged a day. Surely that's not possible? Then there are the disturbing rumours surrounding the original movie - a cult classic that is, quite literally, spell-binding. As events spool out of control, Penny's new boss Robert draws her deeper into the movie's peculiar mystery. But can it be stopped before all hell breaks loose?