Hold Back the Dark

#18 Bishop: Special Crimes Unit

Kay Hooper

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Berkley
15 April 2018

Crime & Mystery; Thriller & suspense; Horror & ghost stories; Fantasy; Urban Fantasy; Detective Fantasy; Crime ; Detective Horror; Psychic Abilities; Ghosts Horror; Thriller Horror

An SCU team investigates an inexplicable string of murders committed by men and women with no memory of their crimes in the latest in this New York Times bestselling series.

Madness has taken ahold of Prosperity, North Carolina. Residents are killing one another, as if in a dream, and waking up with no memory of the monstrous acts they've committed-or why. As the death toll climbs, the local sheriff's department is further rocked by a murder carried out by one of their own. Deputy Katie Cole knows that whatever monster is afoot is beyond her scope . . .

The Special Crimes Unit is called in for their specific brand of investigation. It will take all their training, all their experience, and every extra sense they can call on to get to the bottom of things in Prosperity. And as a dark pattern begins to emerge, even the most experienced and hardened SCU agents have to wonder if this is beyond their understanding.

By: Kay Hooper
Imprint: Berkley
Country of Publication: United States
Volume: 6
Dimensions: Height: 236mm, Width: 160mm, Spine: 22mm
Weight: 576g
ISBN: 9780425280959
ISBN 10: 0425280950
Pages: 352
Publication Date: 15 April 2018
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Kay Hooper is the award-winning, New York Times bestselling author of the Bishop/Special Crimes Unit series and the Bishop Files series.

Reviews for Hold Back the Dark (#18 Bishop: Special Crimes Unit)

Praise for Wait for Dark Kept me on the edge of my seat, guessing as to who the darkly villainous mastermind was...I love how Kay Hooper expertly combines solid police work with paranormal abilities to craft one heck of a stunning thriller! Wait for Dark grips the reader tightly from the very first page as the horrific crimes only intensify with each new victim. If you love dark thrillers that delve into the paranormal, then Wait for Dark is perfect for you! --Fresh Fiction Without question, Hooper is a master of the eerie and creepy, as she continues to creatively demonstrate in this latest Bishop/Special Crimes Unit novel...If you love your serial killer mysteries layered with psychic and paranormal elements, then Hooper is just the author for you! --RT Book Reviews Praise for New York Times bestselling author Kay Hooper and her novels A dark thriller that plunges readers into the disturbing side of the paranormal. --Fresh Fiction Filled with page-turning suspense. --The Sunday Oklahoman A stirring and evocative thriller. --Palo Alto Daily News When it comes to delivering the creepy and supernatural, Hooper is on a roll. --RT Book Reviews Kay Hooper has given you a darn good ride, and there are far too few of those these days. --Dayton Daily News It passed the 'stay up late to finish it in one night' test. --The Denver Post