Into the Darkest Corner - Elizabeth Haynes
Release Date - January 2013
Elizabeth Haynes
Harper Paperback
Book Review by Bob Walch
Catherine
Bailey is convinced that her new boyfriend is the catch of the
century. Lee Brightman is handsome, attentive and ever so sexy. All
her friends can’t believe how lucky Catherine is to find such a
fabulous guy.
Unfortunately,
if something seems to good to be true, it usually is. Soon Lee
becomes possessive and overly secretive. Then the abuse begins. After
a savage attack, Lee ends up in prison and Catherine thinks she is
free of the disastrous relationship.
Four
years later Catherine has slowly gotten her life back together,
although she is still occasionally prone to panic attacks, nightmares
and sleeplessness. She’s met a new man, a doctor, who befriends her
and wants to assist her with the recovery from her past nightmare.
Then
Lee is released from jail. Convinced her former lover will not stop
until he finds her and exacts some form of revenge, Catherine steels
herself for what will be an even more harrowing experience than the
first go-around with Lee. At least she has someone new at her side
who can help, but sometimes not even a person with the best of
intentions can help one deal with a truly fearsome, deranged
adversary.
Told
in alternating chapters which switch back and forth in time, Into
the Darkest Hour is a psychological suspense story that not only
has the ring of truth to it but also an element that makes you want
to close the book and set it aside. At the same time you know you
can’t stay away that long and soon you are back flipping the pages
again and completely engrossed in this twisted thriller.
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