G.P. Putnam's Sons
What Hungers in the Dark by Monika Kim (Hardcover) (PREORDER)
What Hungers in the Dark by Monika Kim (Hardcover) (PREORDER)
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Fiction - Thrillers - Supernatural - Horror - LGBTQ+
RELEASE DATE: 6/15/2027 (WILL SHIP DIRECTLY FROM OUR SUPPLIER'S WAREHOUSE)
Crazy Rich Asians meets K-Pop Demon Hunters in this gorgeous historical beach read—a glittering Korean Gothic from Monika Kim, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Eyes Are the Best Part
SEOUL, 2022. When her brother vanishes after sending a frantic SOS text, Charlotte Chang races to Seoul in search of answers. Julian worked for Youngcheol Kim, head of a billionaire dynasty hiding deadly secrets behind a perfect façade. According to Kim and his three impossibly perfect daughters claim Julian left willingly. Charlotte knows he didn’t.
HANSEONG, 1891. The cherished son of a powerful magistrate is caught in a forbidden love with another young man. His father will go to any length to protect their legacy, and what begins as a punishment quickly spirals into a bloody transformation that will shape their family for generations.
In this gilded, historical thriller, Bram Stoker Award-winning author Monika Kim bridges two rich, riveting timelines, transporting readers from a glittering Manhattan and opulent Seoul to the hushed, suffocating world of 19th-century Korea. What Hungers in the Dark is equal parts haunting and seductive, a lush Korean Gothic filled with blood, obsession, and dark family legacy.
AUTHOR BIO:
Monika Kim is the author of Molka and The Eyes are the Best Part, which was a Sunday Times bestseller and Bram Stoker Award winner. Monika is a second-generation Korean American living in Los Angeles.
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Review Quotes: "The 'just one more chapter' page-turner you've been searching for. Violent, mad, heartbreaking, hopeful, What Hungers in the Dark is essential reading at its blood-soaked finest." " What Hungers in the Dark is a gorgeous and profound vampire epic, both sweeping and deeply intimate. Visceral, vicious, and easy to devour. I absolutely loved it." |
