The Sixth Wicked Child (4MK Thriller, #3)

by J.D. Barker

if he found the courage to turn off his headlights, he’d be plunged into a darkness thick enough to taste.

the last place her father wanted her was out with friends. He’d put her to work sometimes, taught her the basics, and while she wasn’t a fan at the time, she was grateful as she grew older and realized she was perfectly capable of understanding and performing many of the tasks people like her neighbors would hire out to people like her father.

Throughout my life, I’ve met people who were raised under the most horrible of conditions and turned out just fine. To the contrary, I’ve also known people who, as children, had every possible advantage in life and squandered that opportunity as they grew older. They went sour.