"Brimming with creeping dread and isolation, this novel held me in its thrall from page one..."

—Emily Carpenter, bestselling author of GOTHICTOWN

About She Thought She Was Safe

A young woman is reunited with the famous father she never knew at a secluded lakeside community hiding nightmarish secrets in this immersive modern-day gothic for readers of psychological suspense by Mary Kubica, Shari Lapena and Megan Miranda.

 

About Terri

All the Dark Places author Terri Parlato was born and raised in upstate New York. She currently lives in a small north Georgia town with her husband and their dog, Lucy. She spends her time writing, reading, and visiting craft breweries with her husband.

Praise

A creepy debut most notable for the nightmares it finds beneath apparently untroubled waters.

—Kirkus Reviews

An inexplicable murder kicks off Parlato's gripping debut . . . Assured pacing matches accomplished characterizations. Parlato is off to a strong start.

—Publishers Weekly

Part police procedural,
part domestic suspense, 
All the Dark Places provides mystery fans with the reading experience they crave.

—Brian Kenney, First Clue

This debut novel is well crafted and hooked me in the first chapter . . . The plot is deeply involved with several twists to the story to keep readers captivated to its dramatic conclusion.

—Mystery & Suspense Magazine

… a must read for anyone who loves a good mystery! The suspense was spine-tingling… I loved this book… a must read!

—Lisa Jackson, #1 New York Times
bestselling author

Hooks you immediately. Sharp characters and a plot full of twists kept the pages turning to the last. Fantastic read!

—Mary Burton, New York Times 
bestselling author

“A deliciously twisty adventure.”

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—People Magazine

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Finding Inspiration

It’s funny what you remember. On Sunday evening, February 9th, 1964, I rested on my stomach on the floor in front of the television in my mother’s small apartment. She stretched out on the couch, a cigarette in her hand, no doubt. It was time for the Ed Sullivan Show, and we never missed it, especially not that night. On that evening an act would take the stage that would change music history. John, Paul,…

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