Dark Teardrops

They idyllic and peaceful family life of Jame O’Neal ended abruptly with the death of his wife a few months ago. Since then, he has become a shadowy, silent man with an uncertain future and the moral responsibility of raising his eight-year-old daughter with the help only of his maid and his mother who lives in a senior’s residence.

Over only 7 days, this situation becomes the least of his problems when a terrifying secret from the past, that defies all human comprehension, shakes the foundations of his fragile family once again, pushing him to the extremes of his sanity and drowning him in a nightmare that seems to have no end.

WHO IS IT FOR? The horror genre is one of the most prolific of the literary world and, as such, one of the most loved by the public as well. No one is capable of resisting a good story that fills you with pure terror in a room alone with low light.

Many of us remember the success of The Exorcist and its importance in our lives, even though it has been poorly treated over the years with a stream of poor quality imitations that don’t do justice to the work’s legacy. Dark Teardrops is aimed directly at this audience that shuddered with The Exorcist, eager to feel again the atmosphere of horror and sadism that surrounded William P. Blady’s work that turned it into a cult-novel.

REVIEWS:

"Dark Teardrops has reached the level of the most representative of horror novels” — Juan Ruiz— steadfast fan of the horror genre.

"I hadn’t been so scared since The Exorcist —Dolores Sánchez —avid reader.

"The suspenseful atmosphere of each page gives you goose bumps!” — Migel Puertas— experienced literary critic.