The Night Crawler

An absolutely addictive serial killer thriller that'll leave you breathless

De: Stewart Clyde

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

IF YOUR DOOR IS LOCKED, YOU ARE SAFE. IF YOU LEAVE IT UNLOCKED, YOU’VE JUST INVITED HIM IN.

Baltimore is gripped by a new kind of terror. They call him "The Night Crawler." A shadow that moves through the city, hunting not for money or revenge, but to keep himself alive.

His sick mind has convinced him that his heart is stopping. He believes he is shrinking from the inside out, turning to dust. And the only thing that can keep him alive: Human blood.

Kelly Sandling is alone in the field, tracking a monster who strikes at random—or so it seems… But this killer follows a twisted logic: an unlocked door is an invitation into your home. A window left ajar is a plea to be saved by his madness.

At the same time, Augustine Carver is facing a horror of his own. He is living with a dead woman’s organs inside him—and he’s beginning to suspect that the suicide of his donor was actually a slaying.

Two investigations. One city. And a killer preparing his slaughterhouse in the darkest place of all: The disused death row of a prison rotting from the inside out.

Fair warning: This novel features chapters from the perspective of a paranoid schizophrenic killer. It is dark, visceral, and disturbing. Not for the faint of heart.

***

A masterclass in paranoia.

For fans of Thomas Harris, Stephen King, and Mo Hayder.

If you loved the chaotic mind of the killer in Mr. Mercedes or the unrelenting tension of Red Dragon, this dark thriller will test your nerves.

Praise for the Augustine Carver Series:

★★★★★ "Scary! You won't put it down."
★★★★★ "Visceral, dark, and impossible to predict."
★★★★★ "Not my usual genre, but this dark psychological thriller changed my mind."

Grab your copy of The Nightcrawler now—and whatever you do, lock the doors tonight.

ugh, electronic narration

i wish I would of seen that there was not a real human being doing the narration. Narration was choppy, not much distinction between characters and in general just annoying.
Can't say if the story was good or bad because the narration was so annoying that I gave up on the story.