![The Castle of Nightmares (Tales of Crow #2) by [Ward, Chris]](https://images-fe.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51of47%2BinsL._SY346_.jpg)
Product Description
A group of stranded tourists, a missing billionaire, and a dead woman in the woods, killed by some kind of giant bird. As lights blink on and off in the seemingly deserted Heigel Castle, it appears that Professor Crow is back ...
Seven years after the tragic events at British Heights, Jun Matsumoto is now lead singer for Plastic Black Butterfly as they tour across Europe. Their shows bring them to the quiet Romanian town of Heigel, where a series of brutal animal killings have been followed up by the murder of an old local woman. The clues point to Jun's old nemesis, the genetic engineering genius Professor Crow. Despite the danger, Jun is unable to resist the chance to take revenge on the man who left so many of his friends dead. However, Professor Crow has his own scores to settle ...
The Castle of All Nightmares is the second in Chris Ward's Tales of Crow series, an exciting blend of horror, fantasy and dystopian science fiction, following on from the first volume, They Came Out After Dark.
Seven years after the tragic events at British Heights, Jun Matsumoto is now lead singer for Plastic Black Butterfly as they tour across Europe. Their shows bring them to the quiet Romanian town of Heigel, where a series of brutal animal killings have been followed up by the murder of an old local woman. The clues point to Jun's old nemesis, the genetic engineering genius Professor Crow. Despite the danger, Jun is unable to resist the chance to take revenge on the man who left so many of his friends dead. However, Professor Crow has his own scores to settle ...
The Castle of All Nightmares is the second in Chris Ward's Tales of Crow series, an exciting blend of horror, fantasy and dystopian science fiction, following on from the first volume, They Came Out After Dark.
About the Author
Chris Ward is a native of Cornwall, England, but currently lives and works in Nagano, Japan. He is the author of The Tube Riders Trilogy, The Man Who Built the World and Head of Words, as well as numerous short stories and collections.
