Pitch Dark
by Steven Sidor
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Acknowledgment: Minotaur Books provided a copy of Pitch Dark for this review.
Location(s) referenced in Pitch Dark: Minnesota
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Pitch Dark by Steven Sidor
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
Format: Trade Paperback
ISBN-10: 0-312-35414-2
ISBN-13: 978-0-312-35414-5
Publication Date: April 2011
List Price: $14.99
Synopsis (from the publisher): It’s Christmas Eve, and Vera Coffey is on the run. She doesn't know the men who are after her. She has never seen them before, but she has seen the horrors they visit on people who don’t give them what they want. Vera has something they want badly. She’d give it up if it weren’t the only thing keeping her alive.
The Larkins have known the toll violence takes on a family ever since they were trapped in a madman’s shooting rampage. They've been coping with the trauma for nearly twenty years. Now, on a cold and lonely winter morning, Vera collapses at their roadside motel. And she’s brought something with her. Together they'll have to make one last stand against an evil that has followed them further than anyone could've imagined.