Plagued by nightmares, with darkness spreading through the house, Sean must confront his fears to free himself and his grandad from the grip of the Baku. The Baku is ancient, a creature that feeds on our fears, and it corrupts everything it touches. As his grandad retreats to the shed, buried at the end of his treasured garden, The Baku emerges. Sean embraces a new world of drawing, sculpting and reading his grandad’s stories. When he is sent to live with his grandad, a retired author and total stranger, Sean suddenly finds himself living an affluent life, nothing like the estate he grew up in, where gangs run the streets and violence is around every corner. Boyle follows teenager Sean who hasn’t spoken a word since he was put into care. “There’s only so much horror and pain any living creature can take before it loses its mind.”
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