A noise downstairs : a novel
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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| North Bay Public Library | FIC Barcl | 33874005017917 | Adult - Fiction | Available | - |
| North Bay Public Library | FIC LP Barcl | 33874005119093 | Adult - Large Print | Available | - |
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- ISBN: 9780385690249 (hardcover)
- ISBN: 9780062845641 (large print)
- ISBN: 9780385687188 (trade paper)
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356 p. ; 24 cm.
- Publisher: [Toronto] : Doubleday Canada, 2018.
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| Summary, etc.: | "Paul Davis is hearing some very strange noises in ... Read More |
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| Subject: | Typewriters Fiction Serial murderers Fiction |
| Genre: | Psychological fiction. Thrillers (Fiction) |
Summary:
"Paul Davis is hearing some very strange noises in the night. He hears the clickety-click of a manual typewriter--as if someone is vigorously tapping the keys. The eerie sounds began soon after his wife, Charlotte, bought him a classic antique Underwood. But only Paul can hear the noise coming from downstairs; Charlotte doesn't hear anything unusual. Is Paul losing his mind? Maybe. Or is something really there? Eight months ago, he stumbled upon Connecticut's infamous "Apology Killer"--a psychopath who forced his victims to typewrite personal apologies to him before he cut their throats--disposing of two mutilated bodies on Milford's Post Road. Most shocking of all, the killer was his colleague, someone he thought he knew. Paul's been seeing a therapist for months to recover from the nearly fatal encounter, but his nerves and short-term memory have suffered since the traumatic encounter. There's only one way to learn if the noises are real or a figment of his hyper-imagination. One night, Paul rolls a sheet of paper into the machine. The next morning, when he checks the page, there is a chilling message: "We typed our apologies like he asked but he killed us anyway." As he desperately searches to find a rational explanation for the note and the noises, Paul slowly begins to consider the unthinkable: The message is authentic, and the women butchered by his colleague are reaching out to him from beyond the grave."--
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