A young man wakes up in an unfamiliar world, with almost no knowledge of his previous life. He remembers committing suicide, but doesn’t remember why. This isn’t heaven or hell, though: as Aden explores his new surroundings, he soon realises that he has ended up in the fictional world created by his grandfather, an aspiring but unpublished author of epic fantasy.
Grace Nye reviews 'Nightfall' by Will Elliott
Grace Nye
Published in December 2012–January 2013 no. 347
Nightfall
by Will Elliott
HarperCollins, $22.99 pb, 377 pp, 9780732289508
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Grace Nye
Grace Nye is a producer and co-presenter of The Book Club, broadcast weekly on 4ZZZ FM and the Community Radio Network. She's also a reviewer and music director at 4ZZZ, and presents the Wednesday breakfast show. The Book Club can be found at www.zedbookclub.com
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