Dexter In The Dark: Book Three by Jeff Lindsay

A vigilante serial killer's dark instincts go silent

good condition – minor shelf wear, spine creasing, tanned page edges.

The third book in Jeff Lindsay's Dexter series finds Miami blood-spatter analyst (and secret serial killer) Dexter Morgan planning his wedding to Rita while investigating a chilling ritual murder on a university campus. As the case turns increasingly sinister, Dexter's "Dark Passenger," the inner voice that guides his killing instincts, suddenly goes quiet, leaving him unmoored and vulnerable for the first time in his life. To make matters worse, he starts noticing troubling signs in his soon-to-be stepchildren that hit uncomfortably close to home. Taking the series in a darker, more supernatural direction, this instalment blends Lindsay's trademark dry, macabre humour with genuine unease as Dexter is forced to confront just how much of himself is really his own.