Child's Play - Tapa dura

"Carmen Posadas, a prize-winning author who lives in Madrid, plays with expectations about a child's capacity for innocence and evil in her new novel."--New York Times

"Child's Play is a book to be savored, a book to be read and read again with pleasure."--Blogcritics.com

"Child's Play is a pungent brew of intellectual stimulation and deep thought about the rules that bind mystery writers and readers together, and why it is necessary to wrench them apart."--barnesandnoble.com

Carmen Posadas, a prize-winning author who lives in Madrid, plays with expectations about a child s capacity for innocence and evil in her new novel. --New York Times"

Child s Play is a book to be savored, a book to be read and read again with pleasure. --Blogcritics.com"

Child s Play is a pungent brew of intellectual stimulation and deep thought about the rules that bind mystery writers and readers together, and why it is necessary to wrench them apart. --barnesandnoble.com"

Starting her latest novel when her thirteen-year-old enters the same school she attended years earlier, mystery writer Luisa begins suffering psychological imbalances stemming from long-repressed anxieties about a secret she shared with two former classmates. 15,000 first printing.