I enjoyed reading through it. It even got me psyched to re-watch season one—which of course I binged over a weekend. Gosh, it’s hard to stop watching this show! Why is it so good?

Zum Schreibstil kann ich sagen, dass er mir gut gefallen hat. Das Buch ließ sich flüssig und schnell lesen, er hat an den richtigen Stellen die Szenen der Gegenwart eingebaut und die Nebencharaktere gut ausgearbeitet.Trotzdem ist das Buch sein Geld wert - liebevoll gestaltet, künstlich gealtert mit Schutzumschlag über dem vorgeblich kaputten Schutzumschlag, einer Karte von Hawkins, einem herauslösbarem Kärtchen mit Morse- und Fähnchen Code. This is the Stranger Things origin story. What happened in Hawkins before season one? Look no further! Find out here! Terry Ives is a college student in the 1960s and while there is a lot of turmoil in the world at this time, she is somewhat sheltered in her college life, but she wants to feel like she is doing something more, something more meaningful. It’s this desire that gets her tangled up with Dr. Brennar, whose research project seems like an honor to participate in and “important” in some way to her. She basically signs on to be a human guinea pig for a study that she really knows nothing about. insights into the Duffers’ creative process from the entire crew—from costume and set designers to composers and visual-effects specialists But behind the walls of Hawkins National Laboratory—and the piercing gaze of its director, Dr. Martin Brenner—lurks a conspiracy greater than she could have ever imagined. To face it, she’ll need the help of her fellow test subjects, including one so mysterious the world doesn’t know she exists—a young girl with unexplainable, superhuman powers and a number instead of a name: 008.

Monsters,' she said., 'of course my brain has them.' As long as they stayed in there, everything would be all right. Wouldn't it?" The writing in Suspicious Minds is very bad. It's very clinical, very matter-of-fact. If this wasn't in the Stranger Things world it would probably be getting fewer stars. This is by no means a bad book. As I’ve said, there are a lot of crappy tie-in novels out there, with some of the most execrable coming from the Star Trek universe, IMHO. But it could have been so, so much better. I'm going to be blunt with this, because I had such high expectations going into it, and felt so utterly let down by it that I am glad I marathon listened to it over three days. (Spoilers abound, you’ve been warned) He querido imaginármelo como un capítulo más de Stranger Things, uno de esos en los que ves el pasado de los protagonistas. Eso sí, si esperáis encontraros al resto de personajes de la serie, olvidadlo. No aparecen en ningún momento salvo durante una pequeña mención a ellos. Tampoco esperéis ninguna conexión con la serie más allá del uso de dos de sus personajes. Es una historia policiaca al uso que bien podría haber funcionado fuera del universo de la serie y con otros protagonistas.Stranger Things: Darkness on the Edge of Town follows a story about Jim Hopper's past life before everything's changed. This book is the 2nd book in Stranger Things series. But I think it's okay if you haven't read the book 1. It was Christmas on 1984 where he told his story to Eleven when he was a detective in New York City 1977. He was with his wife and daughter. He told Eleven the case about the brutal serial killer and this was his last case. A oscuras en la ciudad nos traslada a la cabaña de Hopper en algún punto de la segunda temporada, donde Jim, tras las curiosas preguntas de Eleven, le cuenta su historia en el Nueva York de 1977 como inspector de homicidios, cuando una serie de crímenes asolaron la ciudad. The more I think about it, the more I like this book. It was fun; I enjoyed it a lot. And the characters were actually really cool. I'm keeping my rating at 4/5 stars, but after stepping away I can better consider how good this book was.