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The Grove
The Grove | John Rector
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Dexter McCray is a farmer with a dark past that continues to haunt him. As a man struggling with alcoholism, he's used to being looked at with pity and suspicion in his community. So, after waking from a blackout to discover the body of a teenage girl in the nearby cottonwood grove, he can't be entirely sure he's innocent. With no memory of the previous night, he sees no choice but to investigate the crime himself. Fortunately he's not alone. He has some help…in the shape of the dead girl herself. In The Grove, readers are treated to more than a warped and imaginative mystery. With plot twists on every page, Rector breathes life into a story that pits reality against hallucination, truth against improbability. Is Dexter motivated by guilt or insanity, reason or folly? And how will the young victim provide the help he desperately needs? This is a novel about one man haunted by the reality of his failed life.
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GOD. Where do I start with this one? Okay. If you're a squeamish reader, look away from this book. You won't make it through. The Grove is gross & probably the darkest thing I've ever read, like a "black hole at the bottom of Marianas Trench" dark. Just when you think it's okay, it isn't. I love it.

Gayan This sounds amazing. Adding it to my list. 8y
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