Title: What a mystery should be
Review: If there were any justice in the world, Dennis Lehane's books would be monster sellers. Beautifully written sentences, a dead-on ear for dialogue, the shadings of emotions so wrenching a dead man could feel them . . . "Darkness, Take My Hand" is no exception. Patrick and Angie have already become beloved friends to me, and Lehane's eye for detail can genuinely creep me out. Lehane is also one of the very few mystery writers who doesn't telegraph who the ultimate culprit is. Definitely not for the light mystery reader, but Lehane ranks up there with Parker and Paretsky. Great, great stuff!
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