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Darkness in Him
- Narrated by: Christopher Lane
- Length: 8 hrs and 36 mins
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Darkness in Him
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
What happens when you face the true test of your moral character? What happens when you fail that test?
When Jake Conason goes to a party at his Jefferson University fraternity house, he's sitting on top of the world. He's got great grades, a gorgeous girlfriend named Jordan, and an almost certain acceptance to his dream law school. He's golden, set to ride a wave of opportunity and advantage far into his adulthood. Little does he know that the moment he walks into the party his life will change forever.
Straddling the worlds of respectability and depravity, this is a chilling, addictive thriller that delves into the heart of an antihero.
©2009 Andrew Lyons (P)2009 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Critic Reviews
"Christopher Lane cultivates suspense and drama against a quiet backdrop of the ordinary events of college life.... Lane finds the edge that will keep you wondering what will happen next." (AudioFile)
"A psychologically chilling picture of a contemporary Raskolnikov." (Library Journal)
"A psychologically chilling picture of a contemporary Raskolnikov." (Library Journal)