Hannibal Risingarrow978-00-9953-295-897800995329582019-03-21English (United Kingdom)400Softcover
Hannibal Rising
- Genres
- Modern and contemporary fiction: literary and general · Thriller / suspense fiction · Horror, ghost stories and supernatural fiction
- 2006
- first published
- English
- language
- 4
- edition in English
- 400
- pages
_________________________ HANNIBAL LECTER WASN'T BORN A MONSTER. HE WAS MADE ONE. Hannibal Lecter emerges from the nightmare of the Eastern Front of World War II, a boy in the snow, mute, with a chain around his neck. He will not speak of what happened to him and his family. He seems utterly alone, but he has brought his demons with him. Hannibal's uncle, a noted painter, finds him in a Soviet orphanage and brings him to France. There, Hannibal lives with his uncle and his uncle's beautiful and exotic wife, Lady Murasaki, who helps him to heal - and flourish. But Hannibal's demons are not so easily defeated. Throughout his young life, they visit him and torment him. When he is old enough, he visits them in turn - and in the fog of traumatic memory, he discovers that he has gifts far beyond what he imagined...
Editions
4 editions · sort: newest
Hannibal Risingarrow978-00-9953-295-897800995329582019-03-21English (United Kingdom)400Softcover
Hannibal RisingCornerstone Digital978-14-7356-785-697814735678562018-10-01English (United Kingdom)—E-book
Hannibal Risingdell978-04-4024-286-497804402428642007-05-29English (United States)384Softcover
Hannibal RisingCornerstone Digitalread by Thomas Harris978-14-0700-194-497814070019442006-12-05English (United Kingdom)—Audiobook · 7 hThis book in other languages
8 languages
CzechCSHannibal – ZrozeníArgo
SpanishESHannibal, el origen del malDebolsillo
FrenchFRHannibal Lecter - Les Origines du malPocket
ItalianITHannibal Lecter – Le origini del maleMondadori
JapaneseJAハンニバル・ライジング〔上〕新潮社 · trans. Hiroshi Takami
PolishPLHannibal. Po drugiej stronie maskiSoniadraga
PortuguesePTHannibal: A Origem do MalDarkside Books
UkrainianUKСходження ГаннібалаКСД · trans. Oleksandr Krasyuk