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    Now Comes the Darkness

    By Joe Zito

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    'Once I was a terrified girl controlled by the deviant actions of my aunt, too afraid to tell anyone what was going on in that little white farmhouse in 1935, the year of Black Sunday, the day the sun disappeared. Some nights I still dream of her creeping up the stairs and into my room. I still dream of the blood. And the darkness.'

    Set in the dust bowl era of 1935, Mary Higgins is teetering on the edge of sanity, bound by the abusive hand and tongue of her crazed aunt, Charlotte, who believes the end of times is near. Dust storms have been ravaging the landscape of the Midwest for years and on one horrific afternoon in the spring of 1935, Mary finds herself battling not only the dark elements of nature but the twisted mind of her aunt with a mindset made of murder.

    'Evil dwells in the darkness. May it find you tonight.'

    Now Comes the Darkness - Edited by Erin Sweet Al - Mehari

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe Zito
    Release dateNov 2, 2018
    ISBN9780463929759
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    Now Comes the Darkness
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    Joe Zito

    Joe Zito is a writer and musician from south central Indiana. He has written numerous works of dark fiction since 2011. When not at work, Joe enjoys reading, writing, music and spending time with his family. His first novel, The Garage, was released in 2014."Joe is one of indie horror's best kept secrets" Lucas Mangum -author of Saint Sadist.

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