All the Colors of the Dark BY Chris Whitaker

From the New York Times bestselling author of "We Begin at the End" comes a gripping novel set in 1975 Monta Clare, Missouri. As America undergoes pivotal changes with the end of the Vietnam War and iconic boxing matches, the town grapples with a series of mysterious disappearances of young girls.

At the heart of the story is Patch, an unlikely hero from the local community, who saves a girl from a wealthy family amidst these troubling events. His act of bravery sets off a chain reaction of consequences that reverberate through the town and its inhabitants, blurring the line between triumph and tragedy.

Chris Whitaker weaves together elements of missing person mystery, serial killer thriller, and poignant love story, creating a narrative that explores themes of devotion, obsession, and the complexities of love. As Patch and those around him delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding the disappearances, they uncover truths that threaten to unravel their lives and their relationships.

Whitaker's prose is both lyrical and suspenseful, capturing the essence of small-town America while delving into dark and haunting themes. The novel is praised for its emotional depth and its exploration of the shadows of obsession contrasted with the illuminating power of hope.

With endorsements from luminaries like Gillian Flynn and Kristin Hannah, "We Begin at the End" promises to be a must-read, offering readers a compelling and unforgettable journey into the depths of human resilience and the secrets that bind us together even as they threaten to tear us apart.