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On a stag party in a remote part of the Lake District, four old university friends are dragged into a bizarre local ritual. Immersed in a fight for their lives - only one of them is guaranteed to make it home… Fifteen years after graduation, four old university friends get…


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Last Night of Freedom was a whirlwind of a book, impossible to turn away from until you knew how it ended. The nastiness of the characters and the scenario were so powerful, I felt genuinely uncomfortable until the very last page (and maybe for a while after, too). There are hints of folk horror here, but it's really about the darkest side of human nature. A superb read.

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