Meg's odd-looking, white-haired twins, conceived by artificial insemination, behave like adults when they are four years old. They are strangely anti-social and derive satisfaction and "tingles" from disasters (especially bloody ones) that befall others . . .
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This is a gripping tale from the first to the final page. I would recommend this to anyone who finds it hard not to laugh at the innocent things that children can do and say. Not fogetting of course that these children are evil!I love this crule and very funny book and have always hoped that there might be a second book to follow it up. A real page turner I can not recommend it enough to anyone....
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seeds of evil!!,
By J. lacount "Soon destroyer of the world" (Pluto...is no longer a planet) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
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i couldnt put it down and i love the kids with their smoky eyes...their very evil little kids...its quite funny really...read it and find out..youll love it..at least i did!
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This book, Seeds of Evil, by Margaret Bingley, is a tightly-wound horror/suspense thriller that will keep you glued to the pages until the very end. The premise is a bit far-fetched, but Bingley does an excellent job helping you suspend your disbelief.
If you want to sum up the book with just one phrase, it would be this: Mean people breed mean little people. Readers should thoroughly enjoy this nasty little thrill ride.
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It was a lovely sunny day and Meg was sitting in her back garden with her sister, Catriona. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ashley Webster, Roger Grantley, Tim Farris, Cabbage Patch Doll, Lily Webster, May Fayre, National Health, Christmas Day, London Zoo New!
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It was a lovely sunny day and Meg was sitting in her back garden with her sister, Catriona. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ashley Webster, Roger Grantley, Tim Farris, Cabbage Patch Doll, Lily Webster, May Fayre, National Health, Christmas Day, London Zoo New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Children of the Night by Margaret Bingley in Front Matter
- The Waiting Darkness by M. Bingley in Front Matter
- The Unquiet Dead by Margaret Bingley in Front Matter
- After Alice by Margaret Bingley in Front Matter
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