The Toll

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Toll
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Cherie Priest
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:336
Dimensions(mm): Height 209,Width 135
Category/GenreHorror and ghost stories
ISBN/Barcode 9780765378231
ClassificationsDewey:813.6
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher St Martin's Press
Imprint Tor Books
Publication Date 9 July 2019
Publication Country United States

Description

Take a road trip into a Southern gothic horror novel. Titus and Melanie Bell are on their honeymoon and have reservations in the Okefenokee Swamp cabins for a canoeing trip. But shortly before they reach their destination, the road narrows into a rickety bridge with old stone pilings, with room for only one car. Much later, Titus wakes up lying in the middle of the road, no bridge in sight. Melanie is missing. When he calls the police, they tell him there is no such bridge on Route 177 . . .

Author Biography

Cherie Priest is the author of Boneshaker, the first book in the Clockwork Century series; I Am Princess X, her YA debut; and several other novels. She lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee. You can find her at www.cheriepriest.com.

Reviews

Praise for The Toll "A masterpiece of disquieted tension."--New York Journal of Books Praise for The Family Plot "Priest has written an excellent modern house story from start to finish." --Publishers Weekly, stared & boxed review "Highly recommended." --Booklist, starred review Praise for Cherie Priest "Cherie Priest is our new queen of darkness, folks. Time to kneel before her, lest she take our heads." --Chuck Wendig "With Maplecroft, Cherie Priest delivers her most terrifying vision yet--a genuinely scary, deliciously claustrophobic, and dreadfully captivating historical thriller with both heart and cosmic horror. A mesmerizing absolute must-read." --Brian Keene "One of the best Lovecraftian stories I've ever read."--io9 on Maplecroft "There are few writers I'd rather have keep me up half the night than Cherie Priest." --John Scalzi