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260 $aLondon :$bBlack Swan,$c2013, ©2012.
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500 $aOriginally published: London : Doubleday, 2012.
500 $aA New York Times bestseller and winner of the UK's John Creasey Award for Debut Crime Novel of the Year.
520 $aReligion is supposed to shield children from the horrors of the world, but one Sunday nine year old Jess Hall secretly witnesses his autistic brother being smothered to death during a healing service at a little church in the mountains of North Carolina. Clem Barefield, the local sheriff, arrives to find a group of charismatic believers who have moved the boy's body and are unwilling to utter a word about his death. At the centre of the mystery is Carson Chambliss, a snake handling ex convict turned preacher whose past is just as mysterious as the power he claims to possess.
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