Darkness, My Old Friend
A Novel
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Narrated by:
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Nancy Linari
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By:
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Lisa Unger
About this listen
“Will have you racing to the last page.”—Michael Connelly
After giving up his post at the Hollows Police Department, Jones Cooper is at loose ends. He is having trouble facing a horrible event from his past and finding a second act. He’s in therapy. Then, on a brisk October morning, he has a visitor. Eloise Montgomery, the psychic who plays a key role in Fragile, comes to him with predictions about his future, some of them dire.
Michael Holt, a young man who grew up in The Hollows, has returned looking for answers about his mother, who went missing many years earlier. He has hired local PI Ray Muldune and psychic Eloise Montgomery to help him solve the mystery that has haunted him. What he finds might be his undoing.
Fifteen-year-old Willow Graves is exiled to The Hollows from Manhattan when six months earlier she moved to the quiet town with her novelist mother after a bitter divorce. Willow is acting out, spending time with kids that bring out the worst in her. And when things get hard, she has a tendency to run away—a predilection that might lead her to dark places.
Set in The Hollows, the backdrop for Fragile, this is the riveting story of lives set on a collision course with devastating consequences.
Critic reviews
“Darkness, My Old Friend is deeply plotted and complex and carries an undeniable momentum. Lisa Unger’s enthralling cast of characters pulled me right in and locked me down tight. This is one book that will have you racing to the last page, only to have you wishing the ride wasn’t over.”—Michael Connelly
“Lisa Unger is one of my favorite authors. She gets better and better with each book.”—Karin Slaughter, New York Times Bestselling author of Fallen
“A satisfying story with an eclectic and interesting cast of characters and believable dialogue. Unger shows her usual deftness at intricate plotting and explores the mother-child relationship from multiple angles. . . . Sure to be another hit with Unger fans.”—Kirkus Reviews
“The beauty of this unconventional crime novel is that focus is not on whodunit but the darkness that drives us.”—Family Circle
“One of Unger’s best thrillers yet.”—Library Journal (starred review)
“Good reading, canny characterizations.”—The Plain Dealer
“Unger skillfully pulls together various stories in an exciting and logical way. Darkness, My Old Friend moves at a brisk pace as Unger makes us desperately want to know what drives these various characters.”—South Florida Sun Sentinel
“Lisa Unger is one of my favorite authors. She gets better and better with each book.”—Karin Slaughter, New York Times Bestselling author of Fallen
“A satisfying story with an eclectic and interesting cast of characters and believable dialogue. Unger shows her usual deftness at intricate plotting and explores the mother-child relationship from multiple angles. . . . Sure to be another hit with Unger fans.”—Kirkus Reviews
“The beauty of this unconventional crime novel is that focus is not on whodunit but the darkness that drives us.”—Family Circle
“One of Unger’s best thrillers yet.”—Library Journal (starred review)
“Good reading, canny characterizations.”—The Plain Dealer
“Unger skillfully pulls together various stories in an exciting and logical way. Darkness, My Old Friend moves at a brisk pace as Unger makes us desperately want to know what drives these various characters.”—South Florida Sun Sentinel
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