Mysterious components about the Kavach Building are revealed in stages and crafted by author Peter Clines with expert precision. We’ve all been there, done that and relating to Nate’s plight brings us closer to his character. unites the reading audience in a state of common relation. The things we take for granted such as looking for light switches, parking, unpacking, etc. The incident of moving residence and other trivial components that go along with moving day are illustrated to enhance the readers’ sense of realism.

A most memorable exchange takes place between Nate and new neighbor Tim about life choices that in actuality is a foreshadow of what eventually unfolds. The dialogue comes across as very natural and we question not their integrity in realistic communication. Their diversity in terms of background, ethnic roots and personality truly suspend the believability factor of the circumstances. The reader is privy to a sense of unease yet the foreboding is aloof and gradual, constantly unravelling within our sense of subconscious.Īs the characters are introduced we see they interact fluently. He has a very infectious style, writes with nuance, subtlety and lures the reader into the fray from page one. I can honestly attest that I’ve been missing out. This is the first journey I’ve taken within the pages of a Peter Clines novel. Will Nate be able to solve the mysteries that lie within the walls of the Kavach Building or will the sinister secrets forever linger within apartment 14? As the days and weeks pass further bizarre indicators become prevalent that indeed something most macabre is going on in his new locale. Upon moving into the elusive Kavach Building, he realizes something is not quite right. Nate jumps at the chance and it finally seems everything is falling into place. At an office get together a co-worker tells him of a real steal of a place just outside of L.A. Working as a data entry clerk he realizes his limited income can no longer pay the rent.

While his peers are married, having kids and excelling in their respective careers, he feels trapped within his own under achievement. Nate Tucker is a man simmering in his own juices of mediocrity.

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