A review by kseaward
The Midnight Feast by Lucy Foley

dark mysterious

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? Yes

5.0

A lavish boutique resort in the English Countryside becomes the center of an intricately woven, darkly mysterious intersection of traditional pagan and new age metaphysical beliefs. Foley’s highly descriptive storytelling style brings depth to both characters and setting as the reader ascertains if “The Birds” are indeed true vigilantes exacting revenge on the quaint rural community or simply local folklore. As told through five points-of-view, various plot lines are strongly and effortlessly intertwined to create an outcome not reader could completely predict. The Midnight Feast is recommended to readers who enjoyed The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse