The Murderer's Apprentice

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Pub Date 21 Mar 2023 | Archive Date 7 Jan 2024

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Description

A lonely single-parent boy drawn into a web of evil by a murderous sociopath.

Fourteen-year-old Karl Parker has already seen too much of life. After the death of his father, his grieving mother turned to heroin, leaving Karl to fend for himself and try to look after her.

A boy with too many troubles already, he finds himself the target of the bully at his new school. Then, just when he thinks things couldn’t be any worse, he notices his neighbour behaving strangely – so strangely that Karl begins to suspect him of something bad…

something very, very bad indeed.

A lonely single-parent boy drawn into a web of evil by a murderous sociopath.

Fourteen-year-old Karl Parker has already seen too much of life. After the death of his father, his grieving mother turned...


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EDITION Hardcover
ISBN 9781800945210
PRICE £14.99 (GBP)
PAGES 244

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Omg get this on Netflix, it's a creepy, mind twisting thriller. Even though the main character is a young boy this is not a ya novel, it's definitely up there with some of the best books of this year, really enjoyed it 5 stars.

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I thought this was a unique concept for a horror novel, I liked the idea of a child looking for help from a bad character. The story was really well done and darkly done. I was invested in what was going on and thought S. Gary Sangha wrote this well.

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