REVIEW : The Discarded by Louis Van Schalkwyk

Date:

The Discarded
Louis Van Schalkwyk

A fast-paced thriller you won’t forget!

‘There were many moments where I can honestly say ‘I did not see that coming’’ – Tina Simpson

Ellis Neill wakes up next to his family one morning, just as he had done for the last ten years, unaware that it would be his last taste of freedom.

His life soon spirals out of control and he is cast into a remote prison in the Arctic wilderness where nothing is as it seems, the inmates rule and a sinister figure wants him and his family dead.

Resulting from carefully laid plans he is plunged into a fight for survival, sanity and saving those he loves.

‘A masterpiece of a story with thrills and twists!’ – Laura, reviewer

Purchase Link – Amazon UK   \   Amazon US

Author Bio – Louis van Schalkwyk was born in South Africa and currently resides in Hong Kong. “The Discarded” is his debut novel, inspired by years honing his writing skills and drawing influence from his favorite authors. When Louis isn’t writing he enjoys reading and sampling various cuisines with his wife, Courtney.

Social Media Links

Author

Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Publisher

Instagram
Twitter

 


My Review

What a great start for a debut book by Louis, with plenty of twists and turns to keep you reading.

I was hooked from the very beginning and cannot wait to see what Louis has installed for us all.

If you love a thriller that keeps you reading and wanting to read more even after you have finished, then I recommend The Discarded.

Sylv
Sylv
I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Share post:

Latest Posts

More like this
Related

No Excuses No Regrets by Wanda Violet O

Tonight, Marley will beg for every forbidden thing she’s too proudto ask for

Only Angels Have Blue Eyes by J Todd Kingrea

Things are looking up for Maylin Cole and her 4-year-old daughter Margo.

Ivy Leigh Ever After by Gael Lynch

The past year was marked with an awful set of nightmares

Egyptian Lovers by Isabella Jordan

In the desert sands of Egypt, three lovers battle a maniacal curse. Only their love can save them.
I was hooked from the very beginningREVIEW : The Discarded by Louis Van Schalkwyk