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Tim Gaines was the town pariah. Mocked and teased continuously since he was in the sixth grade, he approaches his senior year of high school with a sense of cautious trepidation. Years before, when he was in the sixth grade, a group of boys led by Scott Bradfield-a popular, well-liked kid from well-to-do parents-spread a vicious rumor that he was a devil-worshipper. The rumor stuck, and is believed by most of the students and even a few of the teachers and administrators. It's a rumor Tim can't beat, and one he sometimes feels he's brought on to himself due to his love of horror novels and movies. Now Tim has become friends with a loose-knit group of kids who have also become social outcasts thanks to other rumors spread about them by the student elite. With their mutual support, Tim has begun to come out of his shell. He's going out with them, being invited to parties, and even begins to have a romantic interest in a girl, something he never thought would happen to him in high school.

But all that will change when Scott Bradfield and his friends set their sights on Tim again. Only this time, they need his help. Like most of the student body of Spring Valley High School, they sincerely believe Tim Gaines is a devil-worshipper. And they believe he has a dark power. Now they want to use him and that power for their own sinister plight…..To bring back the dead homeless man they'd kidnapped and brutally beaten to a pulp in the guesthouse that resides on the Bradfield residence. They want him brought back not because they're scared of getting caught for his murder, but so they can savagely beat and murder him again…..and again…

Il existe, quelque part en Asie du Sud-Est, entre le tropique du Cancer et la ligne de l'Equateur, une autre ligne. Une ligne noire jalonnée de corps et d'effroi…

Jean-Christophe Grangé, 42 ans, est l’auteur de thrillers devenus mythiques (1994), (1998), (2000) et (2003), best-sellers internationaux traduits dans une trentaine de pays notamment aux Etats-Unis où sort chez Harper Collins à ’l'automne 2004.

Chaque année, elles repartent pour leur fabuleuse migration jusqu’en Afrique. Cette année, elles ne reviendront pas…

Cadavres mutilés, tueurs surgis du néant… le jeu de piste qui aurait dû conduire Louis Antioche sur les traces des cigognes disparues tourne vite au jeu de massacre. Des camps tziganes bulgares à l’enfer vert du Centrafrique en passant par les kibboutz chauffés à blanc des territoires occupés, sa course-poursuite l’entraîne jusqu’à Calcutta. Au cœur des ténèbres.

Imagination débridée, construction impeccable, écriture d’une redoutable efficacité aussi bien dans la violence que dans la psychologie et le suspense : toutes les qualités de Jean-Christophe Grangé qui l’ont porté au premier rang des auteurs de thrillers.

Un cadavre, horriblement mutilé, suspendu entre ciel et terre dans les montagnes de la région grenobloise. Une tombe, celle d'un petit garçon, mystérieusement « visitée » pendant la nuit, cependant que les dossiers le concernant disparaissaient de son école. Deux énigmes, que vont s'attacher à résoudre deux flics hors normes : Pierre Niémans, policier génial, dont les méthodes peu orthodoxes ont compromis la carrière. Et Karim Abdouf, l'ancien délinquant devenu flic, dont la couleur de peau et les suscitent plutôt la défiance dans le trou de province où on l'a nommé… Les deux affaires vont se rejoindre, et les deux hommes se reconnaître. Ensemble, ils vont remonter vers le terrifiant secret des rivières pourpres.

L'auteur du nous offre un thriller exceptionnel, porté à l'écran par Mathieu Kassovitz.

In Hotter Blood, sex and horror are coupled to an ecstatic effect. This is the second in the provocative anthology series that defined a genre and spanned a generation. Grant Morrison’s Bram Stoker- nominated “The Braille Encyclopedia” spearheads a collection of 24 original stories, with additional contributions from horror stars like Richard Laymon and Nancy Collins, comic book talents Kurt Busiek and John Byrne, and superstar horror director Mick Garris. Explore the dark side of having your lover in “The Tub” with you, find out when “Confession” isn’t good for the soul, and feed your hunger for erotic horror with this delectable collection…

Cemetery Dance called Hotter Blood “outstanding,” Gauntlet labeled it “aggressive and riveting, a virtual Who’s Who of modern horror,” and to 2AM Magazine, it’s “Amazing… highly recommended.”