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A review by el_stevie
Saltblood by T.C. Parker
5.0
Chilling thriller
On a bleak and desolate island, people are imprisoned according to how much outrage they've triggered on social media - scarily possible in our current times when people are hounded on these platforms for perceived wrongs (often without regard to facts, context or truth). Against this backdrop exists a legendary monster. When Robin arrives in the island, it soon becomes a battle of survival, with both the 'prison' governor and the monster after her and her friends. Well-paced, chilling and atmospheric - I can still hear the waves crashing in my ears.
On a bleak and desolate island, people are imprisoned according to how much outrage they've triggered on social media - scarily possible in our current times when people are hounded on these platforms for perceived wrongs (often without regard to facts, context or truth). Against this backdrop exists a legendary monster. When Robin arrives in the island, it soon becomes a battle of survival, with both the 'prison' governor and the monster after her and her friends. Well-paced, chilling and atmospheric - I can still hear the waves crashing in my ears.