Librería Samer Atenea
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From the best seller, 'Submerged Within Shadows', comes a darker and gripping 'best-selling' psychological release.*Trigger Warnings, Dark Themes*Englander falls, Mississippi is no longer a town of serenity. It has become a place filled with unsettling incidents. When the town is rocked by a string of brutal murders, including that of her own sister, Mallory becomes the town’s suspect right away. Despite her certainty that she had nothing to do with harming the sister she loved dearly; her family has grown skeptical.Mallory can’t remember the last time she felt sane.The sessions seemed to help at first. But now, Mallory’s disorder has gotten worse with time. Her blackouts, and night terrors challenges her sanity ─ including questioning her childhood. Under the town’s pressure to close the cases, Deputy Stroup has launched an even deeper investigation that has Mallory pushed into a corner. She has historically been treated as inferior due to her disadvantaged circumstances, and the allegations against her are founded on speculation rather than factual evidence.In a situation where she cannot rely on the authorities and no one to trust, Mallory begins her own investigation to prove her innocence and escape the town forever. On her path, she is forced to face long-buried family secrets, and a ruthless stalker, seeking blood for a past vendetta that puts her in a deadly fight for her life. The question remains: Did she truly commit the murders? Among Lies & Shadows is both a reveal of the fragility of trust and the crucial role of support systems.'This remains an amazing piece of work. I remember Mallory and her disorder from book one and her struggles to relate to her peers. It made quite an impression.' Fay M. reviewer'The characters feel authentic and real. She does an excellent job of pulling all of the crimes together in this final instrument and giving a really solid closure into what is a heavy plot.' Nina B. reviewer
