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Title	:	Sunblind
Author	:	Michael McBride
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	September 2nd 2014 by DarkFuse (first published September 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Horror. Fantasy. Thriller. Fiction. Paranormal

Sunblind

Michael McBride

Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 330 Users | 68 Reviews

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When U.S. Border Patrol Agent Christian Rivera discovers the body of an undocumented alien in the middle of the vast Sonoran Desert with three enigmatic words carved into her flesh, presumably by her own hand, it triggers a frantic search for the remainder of her party, a group of twenty-five men and women who have inexplicably vanished into the desert.

Aided by two of the agency's best trackers, Rivera follows the woman's trail into the brutal heart of one of the hottest and most unforgiving landscapes on the planet, where nothing can survive for long. As more bodies turn up, Rivera and the others begin to realize they may be up against an enemy far deadlier than the desert, an unseen adversary that will stop at nothing to take from them what it needs to survive. A mythical evil that may not be myth at all, but horrifically real, could very well be stalking them, and their only hope of surviving the same fate that befell the missing party lies in deciphering the clues to their disappearance before it's too late. If it isn't already…

From Michael McBride, bestselling author of Burial Ground and Snowblind, comes Sunblind, a thrilling new novel of terror and action that will take you on an unforgettable journey from the desperate streets of Mexico, through the deadliest corridor in the world, to a place where mankind was never meant to tread.

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ISBN:	1940544335 (ISBN13: 9781940544335)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.07 From 330 Users | 68 Reviews

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SUNBLIND by Michael McBrideStarted, August 12, finished, August 14, 2014Dark Fuse NovelWhen I close my eyesI can clearly seeThe Arizona desertLooking back at me.When I feel the beginnings Of a migraine attack I am thankful to God The Arizona sun's not on my back.If you want to readA book with a story to tellSunblind by McBride Is the one that will ring that bell.Characters are developedMonsters most realTwist and turnsOh, this one's the deal.The book is 5 starsRecommended, I'd sayIt's a book you

Todos Meurtos A U.S. Border Patrol officer stumbles across the body of a young woman in the desert with an ominous message carved into her body and a camera full of horrendous pictures of death . Agent Rivera must seek out the truth and try to find out what atrocities happened in the Sonoran desert while following the footsteps of this mystery woman. A band of undocumented Mexican citizens is looking to escape to America and have paid a hefty sum to be guided over the treacherous desert terrain

Mayra Visari wants a better life than the hell she's living in in Mexico.  She's so determined to make it to the United States, she joins up with a shady coyote that promises safe passage. Dumped out in the Sonoran Desert, the group of people are forced to endure a deadly trek to reach their goal. As if the blistering heat and lack of water isn't bad enough, something is picking them off at night. Something silent, unseen and extremely efficient at harvesting people for their needs. I LOVE

Party of one?There are a good number of reviewers whose opinions I deeply respect that have loved this book, so it surprises me to be the one to get caught in certain details that just didn't work for me. By now everyone knows the set-up for Sunblind, and it's a good one. Large group of Mexicans trying to cross the border into the US run afoul of everything some of the harshest land in the world has to offer, and then something a little extra courtesy of the mind of Michael McBride. Told largely

In Sunblind, Michael McBride's latest DarkFuse horror novel, the parched, sun-drenched climes of the Sonoran Desert is every bit as vital to this piece as the characters and creatures.Alternating between the story of a group of undocumented migrants crossing the Mexican border into Arizona and the investigation by Border Patrol into the grisly aftermath of their journey, the desert setting becomes its own violent, horrifying force of opposition. The group face not only the aggressive pathos of

Review copyFact: "Since 2001, more than 2,035 bodies of illegal border crossers have been discovered in the desert south of Tucson."Author, Michael McBride, starts with that information and proceeds to weave a terrifying tale of of an ill-fated group of border crossers trying to survive the elements, each other, and an unknown predator.Christian Rivera is a Border Patrol agent and is the one who discovers the woman in the desert with lacerations on her chest."The cuts form words. Clear.

I absolutely love this book. I am not typically a fan of books written in the first person narrative however Sunblind would be my exception. And a brilliant exception at that.Mayra Argueta Visari is a Mexican immigrant trying to make her way across the border into the United States - yes - illegally. Her journey is nothing less than brutal, horrifying and heartbreaking and all over the course of several days. Mayra will get into your head. She will challenge what you think you know about Mexican