Been more years than I care to remember since I stumbled across a proof copy of The Dark Fields, so discovering Under The Night was a very pleasant surprise. The plot moves quickly without Glynn sacrificing the quality of his writing to move things along. The story being told across two separate time periods was a nice touch and the plot flowed very smoothly. While admittedly, I didn't feel Under the Night was as intense as its predecessor, which may have been down to the first person narrative, there was more than enough here to make up for it.
Like this one a lot.
With thanks to Faber and Netgalley for the arc.