A Game of Ghosts (Charlie Parker) - Tapa dura

"Connolly creates complicated plots that never unravel. He's just that good."--Kirkus Reviews

"Terrifying."--Publishers Weekly

"Leave it to No. 1 internationally bestselling author John Connolly to deliver a flawless and highly suspenseful cocktail of FBI investigations, mysterious disappearances, and a dark ghost-ridden empire."--Popsugar

"The beauty of John Connolly's Charlie Parker novels is how the characters continue to evolve."--The Jacksonville Times

"A blend of the supernatural and noir mystery, John Connolly's Charlie Parker series is spooky, creepy, and believe it or not, rib-tickling humorous. One can be scared to death while laughing out loud. Connolly is a creative genius who has few equals in either horror fiction or the mystery genre."--New York Journal of Books

"Once again Connolly proves he is a master of the macabre in this riveting novel."--RT Book Reviews

"Might be John Connolly's creepiest paranormal thriller yet."--Fort Worth Star Telegram

"You really won't be able to read it quickly enough."
--Bookreporter.com

"Well paced, suspenseful, frequently funny and often genuinely surprising . . . perfect for readers who don't mind a hint of supernatural chill at the beach."--Portland Press Herald

"Readers who love mysteries with a paranormal twist, look no further."--Bookish: Hottest Releases

“An epic supernatural suspense that will forever reset your standards for summer thrillers. From secret realms and horrific homicides to hauntings and criminal empires, there isn’t a single dull sentence found in the pages of A Game of Ghosts—and you’ll love it.” —Redbook: 10 Books You Have to Read This Summer

Books Every Dad Will Love This Father’s Day—PopSugar

Internationally bestselling author John Connolly returns with another “superb fusion of noir and the supernatural” (My Bookish Ways) in this latest thriller in his gripping Charlie Parker series.

It is deep winter and the darkness is unending. A private detective named Jaycob Eklund has vanished and Charlie Parker is assigned to track him down. Parker’s employer, Edgar Ross, an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, has his own reasons for wanting Eklund found. Eklund is no ordinary investigator—he is obsessively tracking a series of homicides and disappearances, each linked to reports of hauntings. Now Parker is drawn into Eklund’s world: a realm in which the monstrous Mother rules a crumbling criminal empire, in which men strike bargains with angels, and in which the innocent and guilty alike are pawns in a game of ghosts...