The Night Strangers

“Echoes of Rosemary’s Baby and The Shining . . . Read if you dare, but keep an extra light on, and make sure your seat is in the full upright and locked position.”—USA Today

“Boasts all the trappings of a classic Gothic horror story, reminiscent in places of the spousal secrets in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown, the thrills of Rosemary’s Baby, and the psychological frights of Daphne du Maurier. That thump thump you hear as you read is only your heart leaping from your chest.”—The Washington Post

“[Bohjalian] earns a place alongside Stephen King as the master of the Halloween beach book. This ghost story is expertly and, at times, beautifully written, deliciously creepy, and, like a bag of trick-or-treat loot, silently calls out to you when it’s languishing on the night table.”—Boston Globe

“A good read for those who like a dash of creepiness.”—The New York Times

“Riveting . . . Seamless . . . A hell of a good ghost story.”—Justin Cronin, author of The Passage

“Bohjalian combines modern-day horror with supernatural horror to create a double whammy of otherworldly fear. . . . There’s no guarantee of safe passage in the end.”—Miami Herald

“Shades of The Shining make for a haunting tale . . . A modern-day ghost story worth losing sleep over.”—Family Circle

“A delicious and haunting tale.”—Minneapolis Star Tribune

“This unsettling latest from master storyteller Bohjalian will keep you up at night.”—People

“Good ‘n’ spooky.”—Good Housekeeping

“The Night Strangers has all the hallmarks of a good ghost story, but . . . Bohjalian has put his own twenty-first-century spin on the supernatural genre in his frightening new novel.”—CNN