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Tiny Threads

A Novel

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Tiny Threads

De: Lilliam Rivera
Narrado por: Frankie Corzo
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In this sinister, slow-burn novel of supernatural suspense, a young woman gets her dream job working for a famous designer—and discovers the dark side of high-stakes fashion.

“Lilliam Rivera cuts the fashion industry to shreds in this horror-filled take on late-stage capitalism.”—
CrimeReads

Fashion-obsessed Samara finally has the life she’s always dreamed of: A high-powered job with legendary designer Antonio Mota. A new home in sunny California, far away from those drab Jersey winters. And an intriguing love interest, Brandon, a wealthy investor in Mota’s fashion line.

But it’s not long before Samara’s dream life begins to turn into a living nightmare as Mota’s big fashion show approaches and the pressure on her turns crushing. Perhaps that’s why she begins hearing voices in her room at night—and seeing strange things that can’t be explained away by stress or anxiety or the number of drinks she’s been consuming.

And it may not be just Samara imagining things as her psyche unravels, because she soon discovers hints that her new city—and the House of Mota—may be built on a foundation of secrets and lies. Now Samara must uncover what hideous truths lurk in the shadows of this illusory world of glamour and beauty before those shadows claim her.

©2024 Lilliam Rivera (P)2024 Random House Audio
Horror Latinoamericano Supernatural Moda
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Tiny Threads lives up to its genre. It is a horror novel, its supernatural and real elements interwoven so seamlessly that the reader begins to question reality. . . . Tiny Threads is also a social critique. . . . Rivera’s talent is formidable enough to make the book’s big questions as engrossing as its horrors.”Los Angeles Times

“Lilliam Rivera cuts the fashion industry to shreds in this horror-filled take on late stage capitalism.”CrimeReads

“If you’re in the mood for a hallucinatory, terrifying tale that involves a character’s sanity unraveling, add this one to your TBR pile.”Reader’s Digest

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Thank you Netgalley for the advance reader copy of Tiny Threads by Lilliam Rivera in exchange for an honest review. Tiny Threads was a really interesting book about heritage, history repeating and fashion. I'm not a big fashion person, but this book had a very intriguing story line and characters.

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