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The Eyes in the Dark
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3.5 • 21 Ratings
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Publisher Description
For Jun Matsumoto, a school trip to the remote study camp of British Heights is hardly his idea of a good time. Akane, the love of his life, hates him, and he's rooming with Ogiwara, the school bully.
Things get even worse when a dose of bad Christmas turkey makes most of the students sick, and suddenly Jun and a handful of others are left cut off from civilization as the snow closes in. Pretty soon the power has gone off, and a strange, birdlike creature begins terrorizing the guests.
If Jun thought the school trip could get no worse, he'd be wrong. As the students group together with the other remaining guests, suddenly their understanding of danger turns on its head.
There are creatures out in the woods, and they're hungry for human flesh…
The Eyes in the Dark is the first in a new series from Chris Ward, the acclaimed author of the Tube Riders Series
Customer Reviews
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Another awesome book
This author is extremely versatile. This book is a bit more intense than what I've been reading of his books (but I haven't read all of his books yet) but it is very good. The story is totally engrossing and I can't wait for the next installment! Mr. Ward's characters are always likable, in fact, you may grow to love them as I did. Chris' characters always want to do the right thing when it comes right down to the wire. This book has many characters with that selfless, or rather self-sacrificing. As for the bad guys, well, you have to read to find out. An interesting use of unique problem-solving techniques thrown in for good measure.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.