Book Review: Wrong Time, Wrong Place by Simon Kernick
Wrong Time, Wrong Place by Simon Kernick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Pacey, tense, horrific and unpredictable
The pace is fast. The tension is tense. The violence is horrific.
From the moment that a dysfunctional quartet of hikers in the Scottish Highlands rescue a young, naked East European woman from her pursuers, they are in serious danger. It is not long before the blood is spattering all over the place.
It is very unlikely that you will predict the ending.
This is one of the better quick reads. You’ll read it in one sitting as you won’t be able to put it down until you’ve read the last word.
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