Night Terror

by Chandler McGrew

Book Overview

In an instant they were gone... Four years apart, two boys vanished without a trace in a picturesque community in Maine. For Sheriff Virgil Milche, the disappearances are a black mark on a fine... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0440241227
• ISBN13: 9780440241225
• Release Date: March 2003
• Publisher: Dell
• Length: 416 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.0" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Good read

I enjoyed this book. It was a page turner. This is a first time to read this author. I will look for more of her books. A very good thriller.

Amazing softmore effort

This author shows much promise in this page turner. If you like Dean Koontz and Stephen King, you will love Chandler McGrew.

Still lookin' over my shoulder...

Chandler McGrew's "Night Terror" is a witty and lithe combination of plots that intimately intertwine and play off one another, as well as characters that seem to continually get themselves in deeper and deeper trouble. Just when you think all is lost... Well, you read if for yourself! I thoroughly enjoyed the unfolding of the characters as they came together to thwart evil at it's darkest moments! McGrew has succeeded in giving us another novel that is hard to put down. Another must-read from Chandler McGrew!

Hard To Put Down!!!

This was a very good book!! Once I started reading it I didn't want to put it down. It keeps you turning the pages wanting to know what is going to happen next. I didn't want it to end. I really enjoyed this book and will be looking forward to the next one!!

masterful psychological suspense

Arcos, Maine is a small quiet town where people know their neighbors and doors are never locked. Yet in the space of four years two boys disappeared without a trace and most people, including Sheriff Virgil Milche, think they will never be found. Zach Bock has been missing for over a year now and his parents, Richard and Audrey, remain tortured by his absence. Audrey, who had a very strong bond with her son, has begun suffering night terrors and episodes where she hears her son's voice.Richard thinks she is near a breakdown and insists that she visits a psychiatrist. To pacify him, she agrees to go. After speaking time with the doctor, Audrey realizes that the aunt who raised her after a traumatic childhood with her mother has brainwashed her into forgetting her salad days. If she hopes to find out what happened to Zach, Audrey must be willing to face the demons of her own past.Chandler McGrew has written a masterful work of psychological suspense with some paranormal elements intertwined into the story line. The heroine is facing every mother's worst nightmare while fighting for her own sanity. She is a character that readers will identify with and take into their hearts. NIGHT TERRORS is a fascinating reading experience because like Memorex readers don't know what is real and what is a figment of the character's imagination.Harriet Klausner