Amnesia Nights

by Quinton Skinner

John Wright's mind is playing tricks on him. He sees people he thinks he knows, but they are only strangers. His memory flickers in and out of focus. He has not seen his fianc e, Iris, in over three years. He fled their Los Angeles apartment one night after a fit of rage that may or may not have left her dead. He has been living off a small fortune he stole from Iris's rich, manipulative businessman father. He bides his time and waits for the police...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 190957208X
• ISBN13: 9781909572089
• Release Date: September 2018
• Publisher: Fentum Press
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.0" x 7.7"

Customer Reviews

One of the best books I've read in awhile...

I really enjoyed reading "Amnesia Nights" by Quinton Skinner. This is one of those books you start reading and you just can't put it down. I really liked the characters and the stroy itself keeps you wondering until the end. I would recomend this book to anyone looking for a good thriller/mystery type book. Thanks!

A good book by a first-time novelist

This is a good book, especially considering it's Quinton Skinner's first novel. The book is first and foremost a mystery, and what I like about it is that both the plot and the characters are mysterious and multilayered. Skinner avoids most of the whodunnit cliches and takes a more literary approach to telling the story. The prose itself isn't astounding, but it's not bad either. I look forward to reading future novels by Skinner.

Compelling and Disorienting

This is a compelling novel that merits your attention. Skinner's Jack Wright is a character troubled by the everyday fears and insecurities we all share, plus, he's got 400,000 cash and a blood stained club stashed in a hole in his bedroom wall. The origin of the money, and the blood on the club, drive the story of Jack's attempts to reconstruct the loss of his fianceé, his friends and the overall downward spiral of his life. Skinner creates a world that is fraught with tension and a bit of psychosis. Read the novel, you won't be disappointed