Creative, refreshing and chilling
on March 25, 2015
Format: Kindle Edition
Susanne
Leist’s The Dead Game had my reading intently and wide eyed, often
forgetting to blink due to the eagerness to find out what happens next.
The plot keeps you involved with each character as they all had a key
role to play in the story. It is unnerving, mysterious yet still shares
the perspective of multiple characters to give you an understanding of
their point of views, even though Linda and Todd are the primary focus.
Susanne puts a creative spin on vampires which gave the book a refreshing aspect to the supernatural/dark fantasy genre. I particularly enjoyed the setting of the small town, providing an eerie vibe throughout the story while keeping a fine balance of fright, action and romance. The range of genres intertwined the book is well woven, keeping the story arch at a good pace and easy to follow.
I would recommend anyone that is a fan of paranormal romances / dark fantasy novels to pick up a copy of Susanne Leist’s debut novel, The Dead Game, and get lost in this mysterious horror novel.
Susanne puts a creative spin on vampires which gave the book a refreshing aspect to the supernatural/dark fantasy genre. I particularly enjoyed the setting of the small town, providing an eerie vibe throughout the story while keeping a fine balance of fright, action and romance. The range of genres intertwined the book is well woven, keeping the story arch at a good pace and easy to follow.
I would recommend anyone that is a fan of paranormal romances / dark fantasy novels to pick up a copy of Susanne Leist’s debut novel, The Dead Game, and get lost in this mysterious horror novel.
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