Kirjahaku

The year is 1904, and Jack Waters has been expelled from his native New Orleans for the murder of man he caught cheating at cards. Waters escapes to the Caribbean, where he becomes embroiled in a revolution against a brutal dictator...though his reasons for fighting might not be as noble as they first appear.

"The Screaming Child is a dark marvel. Both bone-chilling and moving, it excavates a grief so intense it sharpens into obsession. Swiftly told and full of surprises, it hums in your brain long after you reach its haunting final pages." -Megan Abbott, author of Beware the Woman "When a mother's son goes missing fresh off reports of a local murder, the sanctity of domestic routine is shattered, sending both our protagonist and readers into a quick-paced, mournful descent that only Adlerberg can conjure with such stark deftness." -Michael J. Seidlinger, author of Anybody Home? " ...] a haunting blend of horror and mystery that trails a woman marred by tragedy who buries herself in her work, only to find herself yanked out by the terrifying sounds of her own missing child's torment." -Alex Segura, bestselling author of Secret Identity "Presenting itself as a run-of-the-mill missing-child thriller, The Screaming Child] hauntingly transforms into an emotionally resonant portrait of grief, a psychological study of one woman's attempt to come to terms with a horror that may never have resolution." -Becky Spratford, Library Journal