One Dark Night by Hannah Richell
Summary:
When a
body is found the day after Halloween, a small British community must reckon
with its past and the dangers lurking in its present in this spine-tingling
novel from “not to be missed” (Hayley Scrivener, author of Dirt Creek)
author Hannah Richell.
On Halloween, a group of teenage students meet in the woods near Sally in the
Wood, a road steeped in local lore and rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a
murdered girl. By the end of the night, one student will be dead.
Rachel, the school guidance counselor, is trying to keep a handle on her
increasingly distant teenaged daughter, Ellie, while students and parents panic
and mourn. Her ex-husband and detective Ben, dealing with a personal crisis of
his own, has concerns about his daughter’s safety as he investigates the death.
Meanwhile, Ellie is keeping secrets from both her parents, including one about
where she was that night.
Review: 5-Star
Wow, wow
wow, what a page-turner this story is. From the first page to the last page, you're
so engaged you don’t want to put the book down for any reason for fear of
missing something. From the summary it
sounded like it would be a fun read, but it was so much more than I’d expected.
I found
nothing wrong with the editing, the flow, the character development, everything
that goes into making a story great, this one has it. I can’t say enough about
this story.
Conclusion:
Would I buy
this book for a friend? YES
Would I read
more books written by this Author? YES
Would I
recommend this book to others? YES
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