Into the Abyss
Narrated by Kate Marcin
Violet Darger, Book 5.5
- Released
- April 23, 2020
- Length
- 2 hrs 21 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- L.T. Vargus
In "Into the Abyss," part of the Violet Darger series, Violet Darger faces a daunting decision when the notorious serial killer Leonard Stump, awaiting trial, requests a face-to-face meeting. Stump's hints at new crime scene locations present an opportunity for closure for grieving families and a deeper understanding of his criminal psyche. However, as pressure mounts from those around her, Darger can't shake the feeling that engaging with Stump could lead to disastrous consequences. This gripping novella invites listeners to explore the complexities of justice and the cost of confronting evil.
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