Las lobas

A man finds a girl in the woods, just a baby abandoned to her fate, and picks her up to take her home. The girl's incredible musical gifts, and especially her unusual and beautiful voice, will make her "adoptive parents" decide to teach her music. Jerry, the couple's previous son, will go one step further: he enrolls her in a singing contest. Miles away, another young woman watches the show on television. When the two girls meet, a terrible force is unleashed, catapulting the duo to a prominent place in the museum of horrors. "Las lobas" will thrill even the most seasoned reader of the horror genre. In the fourth masterpiece from John Ajvide Lindqvist, author of the memorable "Let Me In" (twice made into a movie), the tension gradually builds to its chilling conclusion. By doing so, the author confirms his throne as the undisputed new king of terror.