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Killer Acclaim for Jeff Lindsay's DEXTER Novels:
"It's like very little else you've read. Imagine if Hannibal Lecter starred in "CSI: Miami," and you're halfway there."
--"Time
""Maybe the first serial killer who unabashedly solicits our love."
--"Entertainment Weekly
""The real appeal of this macabre tour-de-force is Dexter's sardonic voice, so snappy and smart, and yet so full of self-loathing that we hate ourselves for laughing."
--"New York Times"
" . . . fascinating, entertaining, and brilliant. Let Jeff Lindsay introduce you to the serial killer next door--Dexter (and his Dark Passenger) are the freshest, most terrifying creations you are ever likely to meet . . . and live to tell about."
--Robert Crais, "New York Times" bestselling author
"Totally captivating . . . totally original. The characters are beautifully drawn, particularly Dexter, who is tremendously likable, his hobby notwithstanding."
--"St. Petersburg Times
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Killer Acclaim for Jeff Lindsay s DEXTER Novels:
It s like very little else you ve read. Imagine if Hannibal Lecter starred in "CSI: Miami," and you re halfway there.
"Time
" Maybe the first serial killer who unabashedly solicits our love.
"Entertainment Weekly
" The real appeal of this macabre tour-de-force is Dexter s sardonic voice, so snappy and smart, and yet so full of self-loathing that we hate ourselves for laughing.
"New York Times"
. . . fascinating, entertaining, and brilliant. Let Jeff Lindsay introduce you to the serial killer next door Dexter (and his Dark Passenger) are the freshest, most terrifying creations you are ever likely to meet . . . and live to tell about.
Robert Crais, "New York Times" bestselling author
Totally captivating . . . totally original. The characters are beautifully drawn, particularly Dexter, who is tremendously likable, his hobby notwithstanding.
"St. Petersburg Times
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Killer Acclaim for Jeff Lindsay's DEXTER Novels:

“One of the most likable vigilante serial killers” (The New Yorker) faces his ultimate adversary...an evil so terrifying it scares away Dexter’s inner monster—and nearly dries up his sense of humor—in this wickedly witty, darkly suspenseful novel.

In his work as a Miami crime scene investigator, Dexter Morgan is accustomed to seeing evil deeds...particularly because, on occasion, he rather enjoys committing them himself. Guided by his Dark Passenger (the reptilian voice inside him), he lives his outwardly normal life adhering to one simple rule: he kills only very bad people. Dexter slides through life undetected, working as a blood spatter analyst for the Miami Police Department, helping his fiancé raise her two adorable (if somewhat...unique) children, and always planning his next jaunt as Dexter the Dark Avenger under the light of the full moon.

But then everything changes. Dexter is called to a crime scene that seems routine: a gruesome double homicide at the university campus, which Dexter would normally investigate with gusto, before enjoying a savory lunch. And yet this scene feels terribly wrong. Dexter’s Dark Passenger senses something it recognizes, something utterly chilling, and the Passenger—mastermind of Dexter’s homicidal prowess—promptly goes into hiding.

With his Passenger on the run, Dexter is left to face this case all alone—not to mention his demanding sister (Sergeant Deborah), his frantic fiancée (Rita), and the most frightening wedding caterer ever to plan a menu. Equally unsettling, Dexter begins to realize that something very dark and very powerful has its sights set on him. Dexter is left in the dark, but he must summon his sharpest investigative instincts not only to pursue his enemy, but to locate and truly understand his Dark Passenger. To find him, Dexter has to research the questions he’s never dared ask: Who is the Dark Passenger, and where does he come from? It is nothing less than a search for Dexter’s own dark soul...fueled by a steady supply of fresh doughnuts.

Macabre, ironic, and wonderfully entertaining, Dexter in the Dark goes deeper into the psyche of one of the freshest protagonists in recent fiction. Jeff Lindsay’s glorious creativity is on full display in his most accomplished novel yet.