The darkest corners
The darkest cornersKara Thomas
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The darkest corners (2016)

Kara Thomas

Others: Positive

When her father dies, Tessa is pulled back to the small Pennsylvania town where her life came apart when her father was sent to prison, her mother went to pieces, and her beloved older sister ran away, and where her testimony and that of her now-estranged friend Callie sent a serial killer to death row--a serial killer who may be getting a new trial as long buried secrets come to light.

ISBN:
9780553521450
Length:
327 pages

Genres: mystery, young adult

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