Loved this series at the start, now losing interest. A lot of what is wrote is repeated numerous times within the chapter and it feels the author is just trying to fill his word count and get onto his next book. The final chapter in this book left me rolling my eyes. Although I will read the remaining two books in the series when they are out, it will only be because I don't to start a series and not see it through. Sorry!2 s Marj Hall-Venmore139

Magnificent

Wow this was just a brilliant read. Very tense in parts also groping all in all getting close to finishing the series. It's so far been very addictive tube and I have enjoyed them all. I definitely do recommend that you should read this series some brilliant characters I have been following since book one I am constantly wanting to k know the next direction of there lives Elizabeth399 1 follower

I enjoyed 20 Minutes To Midnight book 17 by Daniel Hurst, a series of interconnected short stories.

Events take place six weeks after 20 Minutes Behind Bars.

It is twenty minutes to midnight and everyone by the Thames are getting into the anticipated New Year celebrations but unbeknown to them all a monster is lurking inside a shop doorway waiting to unleash his terror into the New Year eve revellers and he is not working on his own.

Glenda Greenhalgh40

Well another brilliant read in Daniel Hurst's 20 Minutes series. Some new characters have appeared alongside the regular ones . Its been good to catch up with the goings on of original characters as well as finding out about new ones. Can't wait for the next one to find out what happens to the characters next. Give this series a read and you'll be hooked. JJ459 1 follower

At this point the series has stretched long enough and I just wish It would finish so I could have a nice conclusion. The events are all quite similar (especially to the book revolving around bonfire night) and some of the povs offered nothing and for all there was action, nothing really happened because all the events seem so incomplete. Sara Eames1,423 12

Another excellent instalment in the the "2o Minutes" series by Daniel Hurst. I enjoyed catching up with old characters and meeting new ones. This time, the book took an interesting twist in the final pages, I look forward to seeing how this will develop. Carey Mundy717 4

17th book I this series finds 20 characters, some recurring and some new, facing New Years Eve in London. What happens to them will keep you unable to stop
Reading! What a series that I am so enjoying mark fowler153 1 follower

Wow what a book

Finished this book in one sitting and really can't wait for next one to come along.seriously good series of books that have kept me reading all night. Melinda A. Rolfe11

Wow!

This series always leaves the the reader wanting more and Book17 is no exception. I won't give away the ending, but this last character was a real surprise. Can't wait for #18! Lynn Jackson6

I have loved every one of the 20 minutes series. I will be sad when they are all done! 3 more to go. Richard Angrave203 1 follower

Happy New Year

A lead up to New Year that generates some amazing situations and excitement and tragedy in equal measure. The addiction continues. Plus Size Bibliophile830 43

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