Excitement, murder thrill reader
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October 19, 2009 • Kenny Zawlacki, Editorial Editor
Filed under Opinion, Student Life
Edward Glapthorn might seem like an innocent lover of books or maybe even a normal scholar, if only that were his name.
The Meaning of Night is set in London, England during the 1800’s and is told from the mind of the main character.
The book opens up with our main character Edward. He is walking along down a dark alleyway discretely behind a man with red hair. He eventually gets right behind the man and stabs him to death.
He throws a knife down the grating to sewers and leaves the scene, thinking that he got away clean.
Later as he goes to a pub called Quinn’s, he is confronted his female friend who gives him a card that tells her to stay away from Edward, and that he is dangerous.
Edward then goes back to his room for the night and has outrageous nightmares about the person he killed just earlier that day. Edward awakes during the middle of the night to find a card slipped under his door telling him that someone knows he killed the man.
If you like a crime thriller full of excitement, suspense… and murder, then this book would be from you. This book is highly recommended.
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