Sāra Pīrsa "The Sanatorium"
| Condition | Used, in perfect condition |
| Language | Latvian |
| Added | Yesterday, 10:5237 |
Ieradusies augstkalnē sniega vētras priekšvakarā, Ēlina instinktīvi jūt, ka lepnajā viesnīcā viss nav tik nevainojami, kā izskatās no pirmā acu uzmetiena, ‒ bijušās sanatorijas ēkai piemīt kaut kas neizskaidrojami draudīgs. Un nākamajā rītā, kad izrādās, ka Laura ir piepeši pazudusi, Ēlinai nākas vadīties pēc savas saasinātās nojautas, lai mēģinātu viņu atrast.
Sniega vētra nepielūdzami tuvojas, un drīz vien visi ceļi, kas ved uz viesnīcu, ir slēgti. Jo ilgāk neizdodas atrast pazudušo Lauru, jo vairāk pieaug satraukums un bailes, kas pārņēmušas nedaudzos vēl viesnīcā palikušos viesus un darbiniekus.
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Sarah Pearse "The Sanatorium"
You won't want to leave here... until you no longer have the option.
Hotel Le Sommet, half-hidden in the forest surrounded by ominous mountain peaks, has been shrouded in eerie tales since ancient times. The former sanatorium stood empty and abandoned for a long time but has now been restored and transformed into a five-star minimalist hotel.
Elin Warner has no desire to visit this impressive resort in one of the most remote high-altitude locations in the Swiss Alps.
However, upon receiving an invitation to her long-lost brother Isaac and his girlfriend Laura's engagement celebration at Le Sommet, Elin decides to accept it – for several months, she has been idling, forced to temporarily give up her detective work.
Arriving at the high-altitude location on the eve of a snowstorm, Elin instinctively feels that not everything is as flawless as it seems at first glance in the grand hotel – the former sanatorium building has something inexplicably threatening about it. And the next morning, when it turns out that Laura has suddenly disappeared, Elin has to rely on her heightened intuition to try to find her.
The snowstorm is relentlessly approaching, and soon all roads leading to the hotel are closed. The longer Laura remains missing, the more anxiety and fear grow among the few remaining guests and staff at the hotel.
A great book!