Night Choir

By: Tom Withers

Narrated by: Tom Withers

The world has ended, not with a bang or a whimper, but with a song.

Every night when the sun goes down, the song starts up again. At first, it was faint and localized, with only a few people going missing. Before long, entire neighborhoods were walking out into the night, lured by the song of the Night Choir, never to be seen again. As they joined their voices to the choir, the volume of the song grew louder each night.

For a while, Adam King thought he might be the last man on Earth. That is, until he ran into a mysterious and dangerous group of survivors who bundled him away to a remote ranch in the Idaho mountains. The Ranchers have formed an orderly society, but everything is not as it seems. There is a killer in their midst. Now, Adam must find a way to either survive long enough to escape, or root out the killer and embrace his new life.

All the while, the song of the Night Choir calls out to everyone at night, urging them to step out into the darkness.

©2023 Quicksilver Publishing (P)2023 Quicksilver Publishing

Surprising twists and turns

I will say, this book is not for the faint of heart.
But, if you like some grit along side a well told and imaginative story, you’ll love this book!

The twists and turns made this honestly unexpected but in the best ways. Looking back, there were plenty of bread crumbs left to realize nothing was a surprise or a gotcha just for the sake of it.

If you like a quick thriller that’ll make you think, I highly recommend it!

Great book

Great narrating, fast paced and easy to understand, it was disturbing, yet I had to know what happens next. I felt all the emotions of the protagonist, the scenery was well described, there's twists, and a touch of humor. I've recommended this book to a few friends already.

Outstanding

From the beginning of this book to the end, I was gripped with intrigue as the plot unfolded. The twists and turns along the way, kept me engaged. I am eagerly awaiting any future books. Should this be a series? I would be delighted for sequels. I love this book and would highly recommend it.