Factory Town
Russell Carver, an enigmatic and tortured man in search of a young girl gone missing, has come to Factory Town, a post-industrial wasteland of abandoned buildings, crumbling asphalt, deadly characters, hidden secrets and unspeakable depravity. Wandering deeper and deeper into the dangerous,...
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Russell Carver, an enigmatic and tortured man in search of a young girl gone missing, has come to Factory Town, a post-industrial wasteland of abandoned buildings, crumbling asphalt, deadly characters, hidden secrets and unspeakable depravity. Wandering deeper and deeper into the dangerous, dream-like and darkly mysterious labyrinths in town, Russell stumbles upon clues th
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00MBZZTI0
Publisher: DarkFuse
Pages no: 212
Edition language: English
Russell Carver enters Factory town, a dystopian hell hole, to find a missing girl, Alana. As he goes deeper into the industrial wasteland he confronts his own troubled past, reliving scenes from an abusive childhood that continue to haunt him as an adult.This is the second book by Bassoff and it's s...
Russel Carver comes to the Factory Town, to find a young girl called Alana. He has been looking for her for six years and all he has is a computer-generated photo of how she would look today. Factory Town is a post-industrial wasteland of abandoned buildings. But in his quest for fining Alana he als...
I received an ARC copy of this novel in exchange for an honest review. Darkfuse is not a cookie cutter publisher. They do not trot out one formulaic horror or noir story after another. To be sure, every book is not a piece of experimental literature—they do publish their fair share of traditiona...
I received an ARC copy of this novel in exchange for an honest review.Darkfuse is not a cookie cutter publisher. They do not trot out one formulaic horror or noir story after another. To be sure, every book is not a piece of experimental literature—they do publish their fair share of traditional g...
Man, this one was tough for me. A very hard to follow surreal trip to Factory Town. The writing was good, but the story was confusing. I get “surreal”, but this one pushed it a wee too far for my reading enjoyment and I was continually lost throughout the story. Maybe that was the point…but it just ...
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