Description

Originally released in 1988, Ray Garton's second book, after his spectacular debut with LIVE WOMEN, is deemed a vintage of the "splatterpunk" motion in fear fiction. Garton has a means with adolescent indifference, atmospheric little-city seclusion, incest, drug-abuse and over-the-top violence and he's were able to produce a modern re-model of the tale of the Pied-Piper with a menacing personality, Crucifax, appearing on the picture, influencing mixed-up children with his siren song of delight, energy and luxury, all resulting in a horrifically disturbing climax of death and damage. And let's not your investment rat-like items that do the piper's bidding,