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The Dear Ones

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The Dear Ones

By: Megan Abbott
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The God of the Woods meets Tana French in this gripping, small-town, psychological thriller—New York Times bestselling author Megan Abbott's most propulsive page-turner yet.

When two teenage girls disappear overnight, a small town’s close-knit community begins to crack...

For two years and two months, death has haunted the town of Garland. A string of brutal crimes and strange accidents has left the community dazed with grief and rage, convinced a curse has descended upon them.
And just when it seems things can’t get any worse, two teenage girls disappear.

Field hockey stars Misty Meighan and Amber Fox would never miss the season’s biggest game, and as panic grips the town, Garland’s close-knit community begins to crack, exposing a web of secrets, shame, and violence hiding in plain sight.

The remaining Garland Devils decide take the search into their own hands, but will they be able to find their friends and end the curse before it’s too late?

The Dear Ones, is a gripping, satisfying, multi-threaded thriller about obsession, desire, and power, and is Megan Abbott’s most propulsive, page-turner yet.
Genre Fiction Mystery Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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“How good is this book? So good that I’m almost tongue-tied. The Dear Ones is full of so much terror that at places it’s hard to keep reading, but it’s also full of gutbucket bravery. I loved this story, and I haven’t even touched the surface of how much it got to me. The Crimson Devils motto pretty well sums it up: TONIGHT THEY PRAY, TOMORROW WE SLAY. It sure slayed me.” —Stephen King
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