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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Psychologist Sylvia Strange works with Penitentiary of New Mexico inmates. Things start going down hill when she recommends Lucas Watson, a state senator's son convicted of manslaughter, be given a psych transfer instead of released on parole. Then, a man begins stalking Sylvia. Sylvia's friend Warden Rosie Sanchez asks her to help find a possible cannibal preying on the prison population. Next, Lucas escapes. As a prison riot adds to the chaos, it's up to Sylvia to determine where the body parts are going. She also has to determine if Lucas' paranoia is delusional or realistic. Plot twists, interesting characters with entangled backstories, and noir elements all combine to create a suspenseful, engrossing read. Dark Alchemy is the fifth and most recent Slyvia Strange novel. Psychologist Sylvia Strange works with Penitentiary of New Mexico inmates. Things start going down hill when she recommends Lucas Watson, a state senator's son convicted of manslaughter, be given a psych transfer instead of released on parole. Then, a man begins stalking Sylvia. Sylvia's friend Warden Rosie Sanchez asks her to help find a possible cannibal preying on the prison population. Next, Lucas escapes. As a prison riot adds to the chaos, it's up to Sylvia to determine where the body parts are going. She also has to determine if Lucas' paranoia is delusional or realistic. Plot twists, interesting characters with entangled backstories, and noir elements all combine to create a suspenseful, engrossing read. Dark Alchemy is the fifth and most recent Slyvia Strange novel. no reviews | add a review
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