The Instruments of Darkness
A Charlie Parker Thriller
(Autor) John ConnollyIn Maine, Colleen Clark stands accused of the worst crime a mother can commit: the abduction and possible murder of her child. Everyone - ambitious politicians in an election season, hardened police, ordinary folk - has an opinion on the case, and most believe she is guilty. But most is not all. Defending Colleen is the lawyer Moxie Castin, and working alongside him is the private investigator Charlie Parker, who senses the tale has another twist, one involving a husband too eager to accept his wife's guilt, a disgraced psychic seeking redemption, and an old crooked house deep in the Maine woods, a house that should never have been built. A house, and what dwells beneath.
John Connolly
John Connolly is an Irish author known for his crime fiction novels, particularly the Charlie Parker series. His writing style blends elements of horror, mystery, and the supernatural, creating a unique and dark atmosphere in his stories. Connolly's most famous work is "Every Dead Thing," the first book in the Charlie Parker series, which follows a former NYPD detective turned private investigator as he seeks justice for the murder of his wife and daughter. Connolly's contributions to the crime fiction genre have earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in contemporary literature.
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