Showing posts with label Into the Darkest Corner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Into the Darkest Corner. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Elizabeth Haynes, Into the Darkest Corner

When photographing this book I was quite tempted to find the darkest corner in my house, but then realised that was a daft idea.

Into The Darkest Corner won Amazon Best Book of the Year 2011, but I missed the buzz. I read about in on a blog (sorry can't remember who) recently and thought it sounded worth a try.

Trigger warning: rape, domestic violence, OCD, post-traumatic stress, death, torture, compulsions, crime
crime fiction, Into the Darkest Corner, photo, photograph, Elizabeth Haynes, paperback, review, ISBN: 9780956251572, Amazon Best Book 2011,
Into the Darkest Corner - photographed not in a corner
ISBN: 9780956251572
The Plot: Catherine is young, bold and up for a good time. Happy to be single, she is is smart enough to realise what a great catch Lee is when she meets him on a night out. Charismatic and good looking Lee has soon won Catherine over, but soon is becomes apparent that Lee is darker and more dangerous than he first seemed. Several years later Catherine is struggling with OCD but otherwise managing to cope, that is until she receives a phone call that puts her into a further tailspin.  

Rating: «««« (4/5)