What’s good about this book is the way the story is propelled forward by the moving train and the fact that the characters are always trying to move to the front. Little by little she figures out what is going on. On the way she meets people and otherworldly things.

She decides to take matters into her own hands and move to the front of the train. All she can see outside are occasional explosions. All she knows is that she’s on a train and she’s surrounded by dead people. There’s something about horror stories that take place in one location that scare the heck out of me.Ī woman wakes up, and she has no idea where she is. It doesn’t always have to take place in a realistic setting. I have to say that I do enjoy a good horror novel every now and then. First of all, it’s labelled a dystopian/horror/science-fiction novel. Let me say that I’m super thrilled I found out about David Quantick’s Night Train! I requested this book from the publisher Titan Books who kindly provided it to me.

Sometimes you accidentally find a hidden gem. Language: 7 English David Quantick – Night Train (2020) StatsĪuthors: 6 new to me and 1 (Emily Henry) already known Most of the books I read this month were on my tablet for that reason. I love the feeling of reading a book before its publication date. Reading and reviewing books doesn’t earn me any money, but I love doing it. Not because I read many books, but because it’s the month during which I discovered the wondrous world of Netgalley and “Advanced Reader Copies”.

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