Kill The Night

The Vim Hood Chronicles, Book 1

By: Terry Mark

Narrated by: S.W. Salzman

Kill the Night is an adventure that stretches from Paris to New York, through the 1893 Chicago World's Fair to the Old West.

Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison are in a race to see who will lead the 20th century into the Electric Age. But the night holds tightly to its dark corners. A mysterious and dangerous Gunslinger is watching, following and waiting for an opportunity to turn back history.

He will chase Tesla, Edison and journalist Ida Tarbell from Chicago to Kansas City, across the Kansas plains, to the mountains of Colorado. Believing their electricity will destroy everything he loves, he has one objective-stop the inventors and destroy their inventions. He must not let them Kill The Night.

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Tesla, the hero we wanted.

The creativity and historical antidotes! Tesla is a great character to bleed fiction and non-fiction fun.

Awesome

The narrator was great his voice easy to understand Will listen to more books read by him. Great book

Fun and Fantastic

This is an extremely enjoyable and mlticulaulusly researched book. The narrator does an awesome job and brings life to the characters. Highly recommended. I particularly like the use of historical figures as the protagonists and love both Tesla and Ida.

Vampires and electricity!

This book is hard to categorize. Part historical fiction, part steampunk, and part vampire novel, it's an interesting read. The book follows the inventors Nikolai Tesla and Thomas Edison across the country while they fight to come out on top of the race to provide electricity. But, along the way, they also encounter a man who is actually a vampire! He is determined to stop the spread of light so that darkness will continue to rule the night.

There is a lot of scientific information in the book, which I found to be interesting. The characters were well-written and relatable and there was enough action to keep the story moving at a fast pace. The ending of the book paves the way for more stories like this one and I look forward to seeing what the author has in store next.

The narrator, S.W. Salzman, is one of my favorite narrators and he does his usual wonderful performance. His voices for the different characters help the listener keep track of the fast pace and his pacing is perfect.