Hell

<b><i>“Andrew Hannon, the premier writer of horror.”</i></b><br> — Duncan Bannatyne, BBC’s <i>Dragons’ Den</i><br><br> Ten-year-old Thomas has come to the library with a question.<br><br> He wants to know about Hell.<br><br> Where is it? Who goes there? And, most importantly, how can he get in?<br><br> When a well-meaning librarian explains that Hell is reserved for people who have done something truly terrible, Thomas finally has the answer he needs. All that remains is to prove himself worthy.<br><br> What begins as an awkward encounter between a curious child and a kindly stranger rapidly descends into a dark, unsettling tale of innocence, cruelty and the catastrophic consequences of a simple misunderstanding.<br><br> Disturbing, bleakly funny and impossible to forget, <i>Hell</i> is a razor-sharp horror story from Andrew Hannon, acclaimed author of <i>The Magic</i>, <i>Creepy Hill</i> and <i>Stage Fright</i>.<br><br> <b><i>“TERRIFYING!”</i></b><br> — Johann Hari, author of <i>Chasing the Scream</i>