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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Holahan, Cate, author.
Title: The darkness of others / Cate Holahan.
Description: First Edition. | New York : Grand Central Publishing, 2022. |
  Summary: “Psychiatrist Imani Banks and her restaurateur husband Philip are
  living the New York City dream. They own a posh townhouse in Brooklyn
  Heights, their two children are standouts at their private school, and they are
  well-liked in their affluent community. Tonya Sayre is living the NYC nightmare.
  After moving to Manhattan with dreams of becoming a Broadway star, she has
  found herself stuck in a waitressing job and struggling to support her teenage
  daughter, Layla. She also fears Layla’s father, Rick, who is back in their life. When
  Philip’s restaurant closes due to the lockdown, they decide to take on a renter and
  let the extra rooms to Tonya and Layla. As Tonya begins skipping payments, the
tension with Imani grows. She becomes convinced that Tonya is a professional
  grifter who preys upon the sympathies of men to live rent free. She even thinks
  Tonya might have been involved in the shocking murders of the Walkers, a
  neighboring family. But evicting someone during a pandemic is no easy feat. Imani
  soon finds herself stuck with a woman whom she believes to be a killer”
  — Provided by publisher.
Identifiers: LCCN 2021053702 | ISBN 9781538709184 (trade paperback) | ISBN
  9781538709191 (ebook)
Subjects: GSAFD: Suspense fiction.
Classification: LCC PS3608.O482864 D38 2022 | DDC 813/.6--dc23
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2021053702

ISBNs: 9781538709184 (trade pbk.), 9781538709191 (ebook)

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