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    Comes the Dark

    By Michael Prescott

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    New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Michael Prescott delivers a haunting story of fate, obsession, and murder in COMES THE DARK. Erica Garrison has long suspected her brother Robert of a terrible crime, but she has never sought proof, afraid of what she might find - until today. Now, in the secret underground caverns below the rural town of Barrow, Pennsylvania, she searches for the site of the childhood games she and Robert played - games that may have sparked a homicidal fascination that grips him to this day. And all the while her brother, and her past, are inexorably closing in ...

    "A harrowing thriller of the first order. [Prescott's] character are flesh-and-blood real, the atmosphere's intense, and the plot races along unceasingly." - Jeffery Deaver

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Prescott
    Release dateOct 9, 2013
    ISBN9781301706341
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    Comes the Dark
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    Michael Prescott

    Michael Prescott was born and raised in New Jersey and attended Wesleyan University, majoring in film studies. After college, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as a screenwriter. In 1986 he sold his first novel, and has gone on to pen six thrillers under the name Brian Harper and ten books as Michael Prescott. He has sold more than one million print copies and is finding a large new audience through e-books. Fan-favorite character Abby Sinclair, the “stalker’s stalker” first introduced in The Shadow Hunter, has since appeared in three more books.

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    • 4/5
      What is really unique about this book is the complexity of the characters and the inability to really make them either good or bad, although certainly the villain is definitely bad. This is good reading.
    • 3/5
      I can’t say I was TOTALLY unexpected by the ending but there were a few twists in the finale that added some surprises. Characters are somewhat fleshed out in the beginning but as the story goes the reader does discover more about each of the key players. The storyline is fast paced; the entire 400 page book covers only about 24 hours. My rating of 3 stars makes this a GOOD read for me. I would recommend this to someone who likes thriller/suspense novels.