ARC BOOK REVIEW: Dark Country by Monique Snyman
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Publisher: Vesuvian
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Synopsis
Too often people mistake monsters for gods.
When a ravaged corpse is discovered in Pretoria, South Africa, Esmé
Snyder—an occult-crime expert—is called in to investigate. But she
doesn't know the scope of what she's up against. Esmé is the target of a
cat-and-mouse game with a serial killer who uses the paranormal to do
his bidding, with the intent of becoming a god on Earth.
With assistance from her team—a
brusque detective, eccentric millionaire, stoic priest, hawkeyed
secretary, and handsome British forensic criminologist—Esmé hopes to
find the killer before he strikes again.
But the clock isn't all that's
working against them. The media catches wind of the threat against the
citizens of Pretoria, and their reported speculations promise a
post-Apartheid Satanic Panic.
As the body count grows, Esmé must figure out who is behind the
heinous crimes before she ends up the final sacrifice.
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