Review of They Come at Night by Nick Clausen

They Come at Night

By Nick Clausen

Four teenagers. A cottage by the beach. A scary secret kept by the locals. And those who come at night ...

A classic horror story in a gothic setting told in a modern voice, They Come at Night has sold several thousand copies worldwide. 

“Fun, creepy and thrilling! Wauw, it was a good book!”
★★★★★ The Book Experience

“A refreshing read that will quench any book lovers’ thirst for horror”
★★★★★ Price Girls

“A true pleasure to read—I just couldn’t put it down!”
★★★★★ Goodreads Reviewer
 

They Come at Night has everything for fans of horror, mystery, thrills and suspense. For fans of The Fog, The Mist, Dead Sea and Lovecraftian tales.

              

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MY REVIEW

Jayden was staying the weekend with his friends Richard, Max and Sienna, at a beach cottage owned by Richard’s parents. On the first day Sienna cut her foot, Max found a skeleton, and Jaden met a boy named Chris. Chris reluctantly told Jayden a wild story about needing protection from the people of the sea. Jaden had no idea of what Chris was talking about and just thought he was weird. But, by the next night, he discovers the truth about the danger that the locals never speak about.

I enjoyed this eerie, short story. It was written in the same tradition as all other stories involving teens on their own, on a weekend getaway, with an unimaginable horror happening. Even so, that didn’t take away the haunting, creepy feel that keeps you mesmerizingly interested. 

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** I received this book without obligation, and have volunteered to share my review. The above unbiased opinions are 100% my own.