Book Review: Prisoners of a Dark Night by Timothy Bryan

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Synopsis

Ancient creatures disguised as people hunt vacationing friends on a remote Swedish island.

Liam Stone is a quiet man whose personal life has taken a turn for the worse. Going through a devastating divorce, he flies to Sweden for a short vacation with old college friends. A time of relaxation and enjoyment is just what he needs to brighten his flagging spirits and recover from a traumatic breakup.

But when Liam and his friends make a daytrip to an isolated and beautiful island, they quickly find something is horribly wrong with the locals. What began as a carefree historical excursion soon becomes a battle for survival, forcing the companions to flee for their lives from ancient creatures intent on hunting them for food.

Facing a cunning and merciless enemy, their only path to freedom means cooperating with a local ally. But as their numbers decrease and chances for escape fade, the frantic party finds that only a painful and unspeakable choice offers any real hope for making it home alive.

Review

Quick, creepy read. I would have liked more character development, less exposition, and more suspense, but if you're looking for a spooky season book with a little gore, give this one a read.

Thank you, BookSirens, for access to this book.

Dates read: Oct 5, 2023 - Oct 6, 2023

About the author

Kristin Mock