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A century-old mystery—and a desperate battle to survive—unfold in this standalone thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of Dark Matter and Recursion.

On Christmas Day in 1893, every man, woman, and child in a remote mining town disappeared, belongings forsaken, meals left to freeze in vacant cabins, and not a single bone found.

Now, journalist Abigail Foster and her historian father have set out to explore the long-abandoned town and learn what happened. With them are two backcountry guides—along with a psychic and a paranormal photographer who are there to investigate rumors that the town is haunted.

But Abigail and her companions are about to learn that the town’s ghosts are the least of their worries. Twenty miles from civilization, with a blizzard bearing down, they realize they are not alone.

The ordeal that follows will test this small team past the breaking point as they battle the elements and human foes alike—and discover that the town’s secrets still have the power to kill.

Part journey into old-West history, part nail-biting survival thriller, Abandon is a bloody, darkly surprising tale as only Blake Crouch could deliver.

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“A century-old mystery- and a desperate battle to survive.”

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Blake Crouch is a bestselling novelist and screenwriter. His novels include Upgrade, Recursion, Dark Matter, and the Wayward Pines trilogy, which was adapted into a television series for FOX. Crouch also co-created the TNT show Good Behavior, based on his Letty Dobesh novellas. He lives in Colorado.

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CHAPTER 1

Abigail Foster stared through the windshield at the expired parking meter. Her fingers strangled the steering wheel, knuckles blanching, hands beginning to cramp. This had all seemed like such a good idea a month ago back in New York when she’d pitched the article to Margot, her editor at Great Outdoors. Now, on the verge of seeing him for the first time in twenty-six years, she realized she’d done herself the disservice of glossing over this moment and the fact that she’d have to walk into that building and face him.

Her watch showed five minutes to seven, which meant it was five to five, Mountain Time. She’d sat in this parking space for twenty minutes, and he was probably about to leave, thinking she’d decided not to come. The hostess showed her toward the back of the brewpub, which at five in the afternoon stood mostly empty. Peanut shells littered the floor, crunching beneath the heels of her black pumps, and the reek of brewing beer infused the air with a yeasty sourness. The hostess held the back door open and motioned to the only occupied table on the patio.

Abigail stepped outside, smoothed the Cavalli skirt she’d paid way too much for last year in Milan.

The doubt resurfaced. She shouldn’t have come. No story was worth this.

He sat alone with his back to her at a west-facing table, with the town of Durango, Colorado, spread out before him in its high valley, specked with the bright yellows of cottonwood and aspen, enclosed by pine-wooded hills and bare shale hills and, farther back, the spruce forests and jagged peaks of the San Juans.

The sound of the patio door banging shut caught his attention. He looked over his shoulder, and at the sight of her, slid his chair back from the table and stood—tall, sturdy, wavy silver hair, dark blues, and dressed like something out of Backpacker magazine—plaid Patagonia button-up shirt tucked into a comfortable pair of jeans, Teva sandals.

She felt that knot constricting in her stomach again, noticed his left hand trembling. He seized the chair he’d been sitting in to steady it.

“Hi, Lawrence.”

She knew he was fifty-two, but he’d aged even better than his photo on the history department’s website indicated.

No handshake, no hug, just five seconds of what Abigail ranked as the most excruciating eye contact she’d ever held.

Easing down into a chair, she counted three empty pints on the table, wished she’d had the benefit of alcohol to steel herself for this meeting.

She rifled through her purse, found her sunglasses. It was Halloween, and though the air carried a chill, at this elevation the intensity of direct sunlight made it pleasant to sit outdoors.

“I’m glad you came,” Lawrence said.

A waiter costumed as a hula dancer approached the table.

“Want a beer, Abigail?” Lawrence asked.

“Sure.”

“They have a bunch of different—”

“I don’t care. Something light.”

He said to the waiter, “Bring her a Rock Hopped Pale.”

“Right on.”

The whistle of a steam-powered locomotive blew somewhere up the valley. Abigail saw the plume of smoke in the distance, heard the chugging palpitations of the valve gears as the train steamed south through the heart of town.

“I don’t have any backpacking gear,” she said.

“Scott will outfit you.”

“Who’s Scott?”

“Our guide.”

The silence, uncomfortable as it came, crawled under her skin. “Pretty town you have here.”

She couldn’t help thinking this didn’t feel anything like she’d imagined it would. Having run countless versions of this moment through her head, they’d all carried more gravitas. She would scream at him. She’d hit him. They’d break down and cry together. He’d apologize. She’d accept. She wouldn’t. Now she understood none of that would happen.

They were just two people sharing a table, trying to limp through the awkwardness.

“I’m curious,” she said. “All this time, and now you contact me.”

“I’ve followed your journalism career, subscribe to all the magazines you contribute to, and I thought this . . . expedition . . . might be good fodder for your—”

“But you haven’t been interested in helping me since I was four years old.”

Lawrence slugged back the rest of his dark beer, stared at the mountains, wiped the foam from his beard.

Abigail said, “That came out more angry than—”

“No, it’s fine. You’ve got standing to be as angry as you want.”

“I’m not, though.”

The patio door opened and the waiter returned with Abigail’s pint and another round for Lawrence.

When he’d left, she raised her glass.

“Lawrence,” she said, “here’s to our past. F*** it.”

He grinned. “That easy, huh?”

“We can pretend.”

They clinked pints and Abigail sipped her golden beer.

“So why’d you come?” Lawrence asked. “To be honest, I never expected a response to that email.”

“Funny, I was just sitting out in the car, building the nerve to walk in here, and trying to answer that question for myself.”

The sun ducked behind the mountains and Abigail shivered, the rocky slopes and snowfields blushing with alpenglow.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Ballantine Books; Unabridged edition (January 3, 2023)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 464 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0593598520
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0593598528
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.31 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.18 x 0.96 x 7.97 inches

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Abandon is the aptly titled novel about an isolated coal town that saw all of its residents disappear one Christmas Eve, over 100 years ago. Author Blake Crouch deftly weaves a fascinating story between two worlds - historic Abandon, and the present day venture into that town.

In the present, we have a hodge podge group made up of a historian, a journalist, some paranormal photographers, and two wilderness guides; all with their own motivations for visiting the deserted ghost town, some more forthright with their intentions than others. In the past, we are seamlessly transported into the world of a harsh and gritty mining town at the end of the 19th century. Crouch really did his homework, and the authenticity of the era and rough landscape just pours off the page. You might want to keep a dictionary handy, for you will surely run into unfamiliar names for gadgets and antiquated turns of phrase. But none of the confusion over terminology detracts from the beautifully thorough storytelling.

Crouch is a master at painting a scene and setting the mood. I often became completely lost in his words and had no trouble imagining myself in the locations and situations his characters were put in. He does a remarkable job with pacing as well. Early on, the shifting between past and present is pretty well spaced out. But as the intensity picks up, the transitions become swifter. I read the final 30 pages at a fever pitch, desperate to find out how it would all end.

The characters are well thought out, and while many are unlikable, they're all completely believable and intriguing.

My only complaint is that I felt some of the tying up at the end felt rushed and incomplete. But the very final scene of this book was truly heart rending and something that will haunt me forever.

Abandon isn't a ghost story, but it is a story about ghosts. It is filled with greed and cowardice, of tragedy and regret, of sacrifice and determination. It strips human nature to its very core and explores what we're really made of. In the end, this book was nothing like I thought it would be, and for that I am truly grateful.

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Crouch never fails to creep you out or thrill for that matter
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2016
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Abandon opens in the year 1893 with an eerie scene in which a mule driver wanders into the town searching for his missing brother, only to find the mining community completely deserted. This is an odd occurrence since his last stop to Abandon only a week before revealed a town populated with hundreds of people. The scene ends rather shockingly and catapults you into modern times where we are introduced to a brand new cast of characters. All of these characters, for different reasons, decide to embark on an expedition into the ghost town in an effort to discover exactly what caused every man, woman, and child in the town to seemingly fall off the face of the earth. Abigail Foster is a freelance journalist who comes to Abandon to meet up with her long-estranged father Lawrence, a history professor at a local university. Lawrence has been obsessed with the mystery behind the disappearance of the town of Abandon for decades and convinces Abigail that accompanying him on an expedition would make a great story, as well as give them a chance to perhaps heal some animosity that exists between them. Tagging along with Lawrence and Abigail are a psychic and paranormal photographer husband and wife team who lost their child at a very young age, as well as two tour guides hired by Lawrence to lead them through the deserted town. Was there a supernatural component connected to the disappearances? This is just one of the many questions that the expedition team has to face as they embark on their journey. As the story unfolds, we are periodically sent back to 1893 and to the events leading up to the incident so that the reader can essentially experience what the characters during that time experienced. These flashbacks also serve to give us incremental clues as to the potentially dark secrets that put the town on a collision course with disaster. As Abigail and the others conduct their expedition of Abandon, they only begin to scratch the surface of a sinister past that has its roots in the once-prosperous goldmine, when they are violently interrupted by a group of armed men who are also interested in the town for very different reasons. Who are these men and why are they so interested in Abandon? Couple this conflict with a snowstorm that is closing in on the area and the possibility of ever finding out what occurred over a century ago is placed in immediate peril. Blake Crouch has truly delivered a winner of a thriller with Abandon. This is a uniquely multi-layered thriller where just when the reader feels comfortable in assuming that they know what is going on, the author sweeps you back to the 1893 storyline where those assumptions are tested and put into doubt. I thought that the interspersed flashbacks worked especially effectively because they served as an explanation of what was only being speculated at in the modern storyline. It is a real balancing act when using this type of method for a book, but Mr. Crouch pulled it off incredibly well. The author gives small tastes without revealing too much and I always felt like I wanted to continue reading to find out what the ultimate mystery was. I was also caught up in the individual stories of the characters and what motivated each of them to explore Abandon. These are truly human stories that everyone can relate to and prevented the book from being just an "empty" thriller. My only criticism, if you can call it that, was the significant amount of detailed and excessive violence, which is just a matter of personal taste. Just know going in that Mr. Crouch describes every agonizing detail of the bad things that happen to each character. If this does not bother you, then dive into this story because you will definitely be rewarded for your investment. All in all, Abandon by Blake Crouch is a superb thriller wrapped in the mystery of a town that one day simply ceased to be. Going along for the ride to unlock this mystery is half the fun and lends an intriguing storyline to a tremendously entertaining thriller. Abandon is highly recommended for both mystery and thriller fans alike.

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Good Book, Nice Price
Reviewed in Germany on May 29, 2024
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Reviewed in India on August 3, 2021
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Full of Twists and turns. Switch between past and present keeps the interest and once started it is difficult to keep off. Awesome read!

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The first part of the book dragged on I felt, but then the roller coaster gathered speed and the roller coaster ride was on.
The parallels of the characters involved in present day and yesteryear was intriguing and the story was gritty exactly where the needed was presented.
The "happily ever after " bogs down a great story so should a reader require that softness, perhaps another selection would be preferable.
Enjoyed the book and will certainly watch for more from this talented author.

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Stick with Abandon - a good read
Reviewed in Australia on May 16, 2017
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I looked through all the reviews before deciding to buy this book. I agree with some that it did have an element of predictability, but I actually liked a number of the characters, even the bad ones!. The plot (is there one?) escalates and possibly goes too far. But, this book is not short of adrenaline action. I was also surprised that I quite liked the two time periods - they contrasted sufficiently coherently to not lose me - a plus! The flash backs had some some very believable characterisation and plot lines. I also liked the little elements in the writing, the hiking equipment and banter. The fly fishing stuff. Was it necessary for so much micro detail? I thought these little bits of information or observation added a subtle dimension to this novel.

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Brilliant!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 2, 2015
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I had finished my current read and had a spare few minutes before starting my chores so I thought I'd just have a start of this book - you know, just the first few chapters, get a feel... Well, several hours later I'm half way through the book and the house is still a mess... I don't know what it was about this book but I simply whizzed through it. There is a fair bit of description which I don't normally like but the whole tone of the book was so visual that there was a perfect balance between the description and the story.
The story is told in two separate threads. One set in 1893 the other in 2009. These two threads run in parallel, as we find out things from the past, these are reflected in the story in the present and vice versa. This parallel storytelling is also, for much of the story, true for the geography/setting of the book. I found this to have been very cleverly worked out and probably contributed to the almost seamless switching between past and present.
The characters were also very well described and fleshed out. There were ones I liked, more I disliked, some I even felt sorry for. There was a whole cast, even some of the smaller characters had important roles to perform, and they all came across to me as totally credible.
Again, this is a book of multi-genre. It's a little bit Western, Action, Thriller, Mystery, etc etc.. but never at all did it feel "jack of all trades" to me. I am not a fan of categorising or pigeon holing books tbh.
Although I have seen the dramatisation of Wayward Pines, this is the first Blake Crouch book I have actually read. I have in the past been put off by the size of the books, but if the rest of them are as quick and easy for me to read as this one was, then I will definitely be reading more by this author.

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