A review by fitrakun
Up All Night: 13 Stories between Sunset and Sunrise by Laura Silverman
4.0
I had mixed feeling on reading this book. Because this book gave me different stories, with various scope (families, friends, lovers, horrors), and some of them are giving me a good impression, some of them made me angry (because of the story or the hanging cliff at the end of the story), and some of them... just normal.
The stories in this book are always set at night (although some start from noon until the next morning). People who wake up in the middle of the night (hence "up all night") and encounter some new events in their lives.
If I'm not mistaken the title is Missing - Kathleen Glasgow, it's about horror, but I was annoyed because the person who invited me to the horror place left his friend alone there
The stories in this book are always set at night (although some start from noon until the next morning). People who wake up in the middle of the night (hence "up all night") and encounter some new events in their lives.
If I'm not mistaken the title is Missing - Kathleen Glasgow, it's about horror, but I was annoyed because the person who invited me to the horror place left his friend alone there