
by Kelley Armstrong, Kelley Armstrong, Therese Plummer
When experienced homicide detective Casey Duncan first moved to the secret town of Rockton, she expected a safe haven for people like her--people running from their past misdeeds and past lives. She knew living in Rockton meant living off the grid completely: no cell phone, no Internet, no mail, very little electricity, and no way of getting in or out without the town council's approval. What she didn't expect is that Rockton comes with its own set of secrets and dangers. Now, in *A Darkness Absolute*, Casey and her fellow Rockton sheriff's deputy, Will Anders, chase a cabin-fevered resident into the woods, where they are stranded in a blizzard. Taking shelter in a cave, they discover a former resident who's been held captive for more than a year. When the bodies of two other women turn up, Casey and her colleagues must find out if an outsider is behind the killings or if the answer is more complicated than that...before another victim goes missing. Casey Duncan returns in another heart-racing thriller from #1 *New York Times* bestselling author Kelley Armstrong. This description comes from the publisher. *A Darkness Absolute* is the second book in the Rockton series, the first of which is *City of the Lost*.

14 December 1968
Kelley Armstrong was born on 14 December 1968 in rural Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. She is the oldest of four children of Oral and Marshall Armstrong, in a "typical middle class family" in London, Ontario. Since 12 May 1990, she is married with Jeffrey Fricke, and they had three children; Julia, Alexander, and Marcus, the family continued living in rural Ontario. ter graduating with a degree in psychology from The University of Western Ontario, Armstrong then switched to studying computer programming at Fanshawe College so she would have time to write. She is best known for the Women of the Otherworld series, since her first novel “Bitten” was released in 2001. She wrote from the security o…
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