Review: Dark Corners - Megan Goldin

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Review: Dark Corners - Book #2 Rachel Krall Series - Megan Goldin - August 2023

We all have those favorite authors who every time they release a book, we know we will read it and enjoy it which is a bonus. For me, one of those authors is Australian author Megan Goldin. After finishing Dark Corners, I now have read all of her books to date - so hurry up Megan, you need to write a new one LOL :). Dark Corners is taken from a quote in the book that you have to watch those dark corners as that's where monsters lie and even more so they can be anywhere. The person who sits next to you on the bus, the person who lives next door to you, or even a family friend. Dark Corners takes Rachel across to the local prison in Florida as her name has come up in an investigation with prisoner Terrence Bailey. He has only had one visitor and now she is missing before she left she was told to find Rachel Krall. Rachel has never heard of either but discovers a voicemail from the missing social media influencer Madison. Who is Madison and how is she connected to Terrence Bailey? The missing girl will have Rachel heading back in time to six years ago when a string of murders were supposedly tied to Terrence Bailey who proclaims his innocence. If he didn't kill them, then who did, and more so is he still out there killing? The second storyline that runs throughout this book is someone is killing off social media influencers as two of them connected to BuzzCon are now deceased, who is killing them, and is this connected to the "final prize" or as Rachel discovers a group named "The Infinity Project"? Find out in Megan Goldin's latest Rachel Krall installment "Dark Corners". Perfect for true crime aficionados and podcast lovers.

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