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Blood Night
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Eric Bryan Moore
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Jonathan Daniel
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No reason. No remorse.
It’s June, 1987, and with the single flip of a coin, Death has come to the quiet town of Elden Mills.
No one is safe; a flicker of movement or a sudden noise is all it takes to draw his attention. Lurking in the shadows behind a pale mask, he is driven by the need to fill the streets with blood and screams.
If he sees you, you’re dead.
Morgan Bell fled Elden Mills and everyone who cared about her after a life-shattering assault. Now, after years of self-alienation, she returns to her hometown to pick up the pieces of her former existence. But Morgan’s hopes of starting over are ripped away during a deadly encounter with the madman.
In her darkest moment, Morgan must confront both the painful memories of her own attack and the cold, unfeeling brutality behind the mask.
Will she find healing in the shadows, or add her voice to the chorus of screams?
©2024 Jonathan Daniel (P)2025 Fright Night AudioReseñas de la crítica
"Evocative, hypnotic, and ruthless... Blood Night is alarmingly engrossing from the dreary opening scene all the way to its breathtaking crescendo. Jonathan Daniel effortlessly paints a gorgeous, dark world through his masterful prose, and populates it with distinct and fascinating characters. The story drips with atmosphere, brims with dread, and bursts with thrilling flourishes sharp enough to ribbon the pages with readers' blood." —Felix Blackwell, bestselling author of Stolen Tongues and The Church Beneath the Roots
"Translates like a tale told by an old friend... The author does a brilliant job of accentuating empathy, therefore lowering the audience's guard—just when we least expect it, the true terror is unleashed." —HorrorNews
