On Halloween night, a mother plagued by a debilitating fear of the dark is trapped inside her home with her four-year-old daughter and three masked intruders. When they cut the lights and separate mother from child, Lucie must navigate the darkness she fears most to find her daughter, and survive the night.
“Gripping and suspenseful, Dark Was the Night will keep readers on the edge of their seats.” — The BookLife Prize
Essays & Published Work
My essays and articles have appeared in Her View From Home, Motherwell, Today’s Parent, Le Journal de Montréal, Scary Mommy and Collider, where I’ve written about motherhood, family, grief, culture, entertainment, and the wonderfully complicated business of being human.
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