Love Her Darkly

By L.T. Vargus

Deal Ends: Thu 1st October

The body lies still at the bottom of the ravine. Dead eyes staring up at nothing. Grassy slopes extend upward in all directions, green walls encasing the corpse. They'll need a crane to hoist him out of the gulley.College student Ellie Levine just wanted a normal spring break. She has lied to her controlling parents, snuck away to the Sea Spray Motel, expecting nothing worse than a bad sunburn.Then the dead body shows up.A murdered man has been dumped in the ravine next door, and a pair of notorious outlaws are on the loose.Ellie tries to keep her head down and wait it out. But the violence doesn't stay on the other side of the police tape.Abducted in the dead of night. The cold muzzle of a gun pressed to the side of her neck. Ellie is dragged into the crossfire.Stripped of everything and trapped in the dark with ruthless killers, she realizes the police are always one step behind. If she wants to make it out of Florida alive, the sheltered, rule-following girl has to die.And a survivor has to take her place.Love Her Darkly is a gritty, high-octane thriller packed with relentless suspense. Perfect for fans of Karin Slaughter, Taylor Adams, and Noelle Ihli.Praise for Love Her Darkly:"Halfway through the book there is a jaw dropping moment I never saw coming and it was something I've never experienced in a book before." --Aaron L."You know a book is intense when you realize you’ve been clenching your jaw for the last three chapters and you’re gripping your device like it’s a life raft." --BJ Hyman, author of Sleep Tight"So full of twists and turns and blood curdling scenes, you begin to think you'll never be able to sleep with the lights off again." --Scherrie Kaye"It moves so quickly and hooks you in, the pages fly by as fast as the cars in some of the chase scenes. I was reading this morning and was at page 297, told myself I'd read 10 more pages so I would half way. Next thing I know I was on page 454!" --Stacy K."The quirky characters and fast pace plot kept me reading long into the night. (Lights on; doors locked.)" --Stellarondo