Enduring Night

More Heat Than the Sun, Book 7

By: John Wiltshire

Narrated by: Gary Furlong

The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. Nikolas has always liked art. You'd have thought that Ben and Nikolas would have learned that their romantic holidays inevitably end up as disasters. A short break on the polar ice sees them trapped in a nightmare of murder and deceit. Neither of them, however, foresees the long-term impact that endless winter has on their relationship. They return with a metaphorical darkness that threatens everything they have created together. Desperate and fearing for Nikolas' life, Ben makes a bargain with a surprising ally. For the first time, Nikolas meets an enemy more powerful than he is. But fortunately, not as sneaky...

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Absolutely Haunting!

A vacation in the far north to see polar bears and the aurora—what could go wrong? Well, with Ben and Nik—you can count on this northern adventure going south drastically, with more death and havoc and just generally creepy vibes than anyone can imagine.

Gary Furlong does a fabulous reading of this incredible tale.

Utter Perfection

I cannot get enough of Ben and Nikolas..
John Wiltshire is an amazing writer taking me into the lives of Ben and Nik and their extended family….
The Polar Ice setting was magnificent, all the scenes at Dartmoor being trapped by the snow were also magnificent.
Angst and heartbreak then so,I’d love and understanding.
This audiobook narration by Gary Furlong is out of this world.

Another good addition to series

I find this series so enjoyable . I loved the dialogue between the characters. The Narrator as always was fantastic. Looking forward to #8.

Great story. Great narration.

Soooo. This book was decidedly unsettling for a couple of reasons. The fact that it inspired some intense emotions, is a reflection of the author's skill. I actually had flashbacks to blizzards on the prairie. Anyone who has had the misfortune of experiencing negative twenty degrees below zero Farenheit with blowing snow on a seemingly endless prairie with few landmarks, can recognize how well Wiltshire portrayed Ben and Nikolas' latest vacation destination. Shudder.

The next unsettling subject was the reality of how mental health, religion, and personal relationships connect. Sometimes they blend smoothly, and sometimes they can collide with disastrous results.

While some of the events in previous books of the series have been resolved, there are still a few unresolved issues, and more potential plot points are being unraveled. I find this a bit worrisome since there is only one more book left to read at this time.

This series is disturbing fun. It's a bit like reading about a chess game between fate and Nikolas with Ben as Nikolas' king, and Gary Furlong as the watcher narrating the game.

LLLOOOOOOOVVVVEEEE THE SERIES

THERE'S NO BAD BOOKS IN THE ENTIRE SERIES! No kidding best narration, best author period.