Night Walker
Nightmare Hall, Book 9
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Night Walker
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Narrated by:
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Tara Sands
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By:
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Diane Hoh
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A sleepwalking student fears she may be terrorizing her university
The Spring Fling formal is the most important event on Salem University’s social calendar: a night when the entire school comes together to show off dresses, dance moves, and dates. But this year, just as the party is getting started, the stench of rotten eggs washes over the crowd. In the rush to escape the awful smell, a riot nearly breaks out. Somebody tossed a stink bomb to ruin the dance -but who would pull such a prank?
Quinn Hadley doesn’t know anything about it; she couldn’t get a date, and she slept through the dance. But when she awakes, she finds one of her jackets reeking of sulfur. Quinn knows she has a problem with sleepwalking, and she worries that she tossed the stink bomb while unconscious. As the tricks escalate, Quinn comes unhinged. For the girl who fears sleep, madness is not far off.
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After reading a few of the books in this series as a teen and enjoying them, I decided to revisit the series as an adult since books 9 onwards are free on audible.
In this book, we follow Quinn Hadley, who is navigating time at her university in Salem. When there's a dangerous prank done on the evening of the dance that she doesn't attend and happy couples around campus are attacked, Quinn begins to suspect and fear that she is the one doing these things as each time it happens she awakens to find some form of evidence hidden amongst her things in her dorm room. Quinn is a sleep walker and has once hurt her sister in her sleep, and has slept walked twice at uni that she knows about.
This was a great listen, and I enjoyed a revisit into my teen years of reading. The narrator was really engaging and kept me hooked.
Captivating and easy to listen to
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