Night Music: Nocturnes 2

An addictive and meticulously rendered collection of eerie, amusing and achingly beautiful short stories. - Sunday Business PostShowcases his talent for crafting paranormal tales with healthy injections of humor - Publishers WeeklyConnolly knows how to unsettle, chill and outright terrify his readers . . . he displays his aptitude for crafting creepy supernatural tales - Portland Press HeraldConnolly never disappoints; his writing is always flawless, sympathetic and with beautifully drawn characters . . . Night Music is a worthy follow-up to Nocturnes, and there is much to enjoy here - and much to think about, too. A must for John Connolly's many fans. A collection of supernatural fiction to rattle your cage. - Mass MovementConnolly is a master of creating exquisite short stories, and Night Music is (if you'll excuse the music reference) "all killer, no filler!" The stories on offer range from charmingly whimsical to absolutely terrifying, with one or two being reminiscent of Clive Barker at his goriest best. - StarburstPraise for NOCTURNES:John Connolly's novels combine the supernatural with straightforward, if ingenious, crime, but his short stories come straight from the bowels of Hell . . . a real master of the macabre gets to show us how it's done. - The TimesSpookier than mere pastiche, meatier than pure pulp, Nocturnes hits exactly the right note in reinventing the golden age of ghost stories. - Independent on SundayConnolly writes about darkness and viciousness with an urban intelligence that makes these stories at once terrifying and delightful. - Time Out