Blind Spot - Tapa blanda

BLIND SPOT is actually a finely woven tale of terror, and one of love as well.--Fangoria

What starts out as a crime thriller quickly turns into a horror novel that is so scary, the audience will read BLIND SPOT with all the lights left on. Mandi's son Pierce is a special child with a good heart, a strong sense of right and wrong and is the key to the mystery of Crowley's curse. His choice to give up what he desires most so that others may live will bring tear to the eyes of the reader. This is horror fiction at its most chilling making Chandler McGrew a worthy successor to Stephen King.--Harriet Klausner

Chandler McGrew is showing us how to scare the pants off readers...a born-to-be-a-TV-series story about a 13-year-old blind and deaf boy who can hear evil spirits.--The Chicago Tribune

In a small Maine valley, thirteen-year-old Pierce Morin, born blind and deaf, possesses a terrifying gift: He can hear evil whispering. And now he knows an elusive, deadly force is stalking the people he loves. Meanwhile, Detective Jake Crowley, who’d long ago run away from the valley, has returned. A bizarre shootout in Galveston, Texas, finally draws him back to Maine—to a woman he can barely face, to the unsolved mystery of his mother’s murder, and to a township that’s fallen under the spell of a serial killer. For Jake, redemption lies in unlocking the mystery of Pierce’s gifts, and hoping the boy can show him a way to stop the terrors that plague him. But while young Pierce can begin the search, only Jake can finish it—by looking evil in the eye, and claiming a terrifying birth right.