Johnnie Gee's Reviews > Dark Places

This book does have some fairly graphic violence just so you know. It is an interesting story about Libby Day who is a messed up young woman in the aftermath of her mother and two older sisters murdered in a satanic sacrifice. Her 15 year old brother Ben is accused of doing the deed; at the time Libby was seven years old and was the key witness against her brother. She is now a young lazy woman who has ran out of money and is trying to figure out how she is going to survive without working. She sees a temporary fix when she is contacted by the Kill Club, a group of people who are crime enthusiasts that are willing to pay for her talk to them. When she arrives to her dismay the Kill Club thinks her brother is innocent and that it is her fault he was convicted.

The story is told from each family members perspective the story flows and builds with a very interesting and unexpected finish.

Overall a good read.......