Warning: Highly addictive – I literally couldn’t get enough of this one!
As suspense goes, this one’s an epic success. Absolutely. No. Doubt. About. It.
It’s time to wave goodbye to the world as you know it and find yourself 110% absorbed, as THIS is what I call a helluva attention grabbing book – which I’m convinced is an actual phenomenon by itself, as it caused the last 24 hours to pass in what feels like the blink of an eye.
The narration is a gift. It’s snappy, moody and so damned effective. The end of every, single chapter is clipped at THE most perfect moment, only to be picked up again at an even better one. There’s a genuine addictive enticement for you to read more, more, and then some more – I literally couldn’t get enough of this one.
Every character lives, breathes, and tries REALLY, REALLY hard to behave rationally in the face the inexplicable, even if it’s crept into their personal space and has practically taken up residence. But their reactions aren’t just those of characters in a book. They’re believable in EVERYTHING they do: they freak out, make realistically dumb judgements, and react to especially unnerving situations in ways you could easily see yourself doing.
Nolan and Co. makes fiction feel totally and utterly real by chasing shadows we all convince ourselves aren’t real. It’s pretty safe to say that I love, love, love this author and I’m HUGELY excited to get my hands on the next book!
It’s time to wave goodbye to the world as you know it and find yourself 110% absorbed, as THIS is what I call a helluva attention grabbing book – which I’m convinced is an actual phenomenon by itself, as it caused the last 24 hours to pass in what feels like the blink of an eye.
The narration is a gift. It’s snappy, moody and so damned effective. The end of every, single chapter is clipped at THE most perfect moment, only to be picked up again at an even better one. There’s a genuine addictive enticement for you to read more, more, and then some more – I literally couldn’t get enough of this one.
Every character lives, breathes, and tries REALLY, REALLY hard to behave rationally in the face the inexplicable, even if it’s crept into their personal space and has practically taken up residence. But their reactions aren’t just those of characters in a book. They’re believable in EVERYTHING they do: they freak out, make realistically dumb judgements, and react to especially unnerving situations in ways you could easily see yourself doing.
Nolan and Co. makes fiction feel totally and utterly real by chasing shadows we all convince ourselves aren’t real. It’s pretty safe to say that I love, love, love this author and I’m HUGELY excited to get my hands on the next book!