The Clock Tower
| Publisher | Black Bed Sheet Books |
| Editor | Nicholas Grabowsky |
| Cover Art by | Nicholas Grabowsky |
| Format | Trade Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Antelope, California, USA |
| Pages / Font | 750 pages |
| ISBN 10 | 0-9886590-4-2 |
| ISBN 13 | 978-0-9886590-4-9 |
| Library of Congress Catalog Card Number | 2013940844 |
| Notes | Bizarre horror and dark fantasy, fast-paced action and dark humor come together in Antoinette Heathfield’s epic and masterful THE CLOCK TOWER! Melony is plagued with a raging temper, a tremendous imagination and a nameless condition which steals more of her memories with each passing day. She has nightmares like clockwork, a pounding headache, and voices in her head pleading Help us. What’s more, she’s suspected of murder. Desperate, Melanie leaves the city and returns to her small hometown with her best friend, Dwayne. She believes that her estranged mother and troubled sister hold all the answers she needs. But the town is overrun by Nocturnals --greedy devilish trolls, scavenging ghouls, seedy gremlins, mischievous goblins, afflicted hobgoblins and other abominable nightmare creatures ruled by their majesty The Sandman. Humans are their livestock, they are obsessed with recycling, and they plan to infest and dominate our world. As the barrier between reality and dreams becomes all but hopelessly torn asunder forever, Melanie learns how to undo what had become of the town and of her life…..and to do that, she must undergo a perilous journey –encountering many monsters and allies along the way including a helpful and monstrously large Doberman-- to reach the fabled and mesmeric Clock Tower which crowns the majestic castle of the legendary Sandman himself. |
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