Strange Things

Edwin Page crafts a compelling atmosphere where the remote Scottish setting serves as both sanctuary and trap. The book excels in building psychological tension through the dynamics between David and Murran, making their shared secrets feel immediate and threatening. While the supernatural elements provide intrigue, the core strength lies in the exploration of trust and deception within a new relationship. This narrative suits readers who prefer character-driven horror over explicit violence. The pacing effectively balances romantic ideals with sinister undertones, creating a sense of unease that lingers. It is a solid choice for those who enjoy gothic-inspired stories where the past actively intrudes upon the present, offering a thrilling ride defined by emotional stakes and mysterious motivations rather than simple jump scares.

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