Review: The Darkest Corners - Kara Thomas

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The Darkest Corners

Review: The Darkest Corners - Kara Thomas - April 2016

One author that I have enjoyed when it comes to YA thrillers is Kara Thomas as I have read quite a lot of her books this year, trying to clear my kindle and eBooks. In the Darkest Corners, we meet Tessa whose father has just died in prison. Tessa has gone back to her hometown to visit but of course, that comes with bad memories of the serial killer Wyatt Stokes who was put into prison with Tessa and Callie's testimony. What happens though if it wasn't Wyatt who killed Lori? Is Wyatt innocent? For Tessa, that night 10 years ago not only saw the murder of Lori but the disappearance of her mum Annette and her older sister Joslin. In a flash, Tessa's family was gone and she went to live with her grandmother. Now back in Fayette though, things aren't quite adding up about that night and she has a weird suspicion it is related to her sister and mother and now with the help of her old friends Callie and Decker, she will try and find the answers she needs to finally put some old ghosts at rest. Is Tessa ready for the consequences as by reopening old wounds, she has stirred a pandora's box, and will she be able to accept what she finds? Like Kara's other books, The Darkest Corners have several different storylines going on that all interconnect with one another and at times can be an overwhelming and busy book as a whole. The Darkest Corners is a good read if you enjoy missing persons, murder, and secrets people will kill for.


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