Idle Hands
The Factory Trilogy Book 2
(Author) Tom FletcherCan Wild Alan unite the Discard against the tyranny of the Pyramid? Idle Hands is an ancient disease that once tore through the Discard, and if Wild Alan doesn't find a way into the Black Pyramid to administer the cure to his son, Billy, it will soon be stalking Gleam once again. Even with Bloody Nora's help, there's only one way in - and that's through the Sump, which was sealed long ago to contain the horrors within. And for Alan, the Black Pyramid will be even more dangerous. Thanks to the disease, the Pyramidders' fear and loathing of the Discard is reaching fever-pitch - and Alan is the most well-known Discarder of all. Bloody Nora has her own agenda. All the information she needs to complete her people's Great Work is hidden in the Pyramid - but just by being there, she is violating a centuries-old treaty between the Pyramid and the Mapmakers, which could spark conflict between the two greatest powers that Gleam knows. 'A wild ride through a world rooted in bizarre and unfathomable traditions . . . I quickly fell in love with this book' - Bibliosanctum on Gleam
Tom Fletcher
Tom Fletcher is a British author known for his work in the horror and science fiction genres. He is best known for his novel "The Thing on the Shore," which combines elements of cosmic horror and psychological suspense. Fletcher's writing style is characterized by vivid imagery, atmospheric settings, and complex characters. His contributions to literature include pushing the boundaries of traditional horror storytelling and exploring themes of fear, isolation, and the unknown. Fletcher's impact on the genre can be seen in his ability to create a sense of unease and tension that lingers long after the final page.
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