Until fifteen years later, the same pattern follows. The police act quickly and grab the suspect only to see him flee and never be seen again. While one of them survives the butchering, the other three die, along with the store manager who was also fatefully doomed on that night. On the night of New Year’s Eve 1999, at the Blockbuster Video store in Linden, New Jersey, four teenage girls are ruthlessly attacked. Something gruesome enough to shock an entire city and its residents. The world was encountering a unique challenge, and everyone was expecting a digital collapse a technological apocalypse, if you will.īut while that doesn’t happen, something else does. The year 1999 saw everyone bitten by the Y2K bug.

That being said, it will be enjoyed by voracious and regular readers equally.

The book can be picked up by beginners as the language is simple and the writing is fast-paced. Expect a fast-paced medium-length read (300+ pages). Expect crime fiction that has both mystery and drama. Since I had read my fair share of children’s books and contemporary romances in recent days, I thought it’ll be good to go back to one of my favourite genres – mystery and thrillers.Ī quick search led me to the audiobook of The Night Shift by Alex Finlay, whose blurb got my curiosity piqued right away.Įxpect a suspense-filled mystery thriller that links two mass murder killings.

I love my audiobooks, and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that they are a part and parcel of my daily life. “The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.” – Alex Finlay, The Night Shift

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