''For fans of Jo Nesbo and Patricia Highsmith'' A. J. Finn, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Woman in the WindowYOU WAKE UP COVERED IN BLOODTHERE''S A BODY DOWNSTAIRSYOUR MOTHER''S BODYYOU DIDN''T DO IT. DID YOU?HOW COULD YOU, YOU''VE ALWAYS BEEN THE GOOD SONTHE INTERNATIONAL SENSATION FROM KOREA''S MILLION-COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR YOU-JEONG JEONG.When Yu-jin wakes up covered in blood, and finds the body of his mother downstairs, he decides to hide the evidence and pursue the killer himself. Then young women start disappearing in his South Korean town. Who is he hunting? And why does the answer take him back to his brother and father who lost their lives many years ago.The Good Son is inspired by a true story.

''The queen of crime . . . You-Jeong Jeong is shaking up the world of suspense'' Glamour''You-Jeong Jeong is a certified international phenomenon . . . one among the best at writing psychological suspense'' Los Angeles Times A young girl is found dead in Seryong Lake, a reservoir in a remote South Korean village. The police immediately begin their investigation.At the same time, three men - Yongje, the girl''s father, and two security guards at the nearby dam, each of whom has something to hide about the night of her death - find themselves in an elaborate game of cat and mouse as they race to uncover what happened to her, without revealing their own closely guarded secrets.When a final showdown at the dam results in a mass tragedy, one of the guards is convicted of murder and sent to prison.For seven years, his son, Sowon, lives in the shadow of his father''s shocking and inexplicable crime. When Sowon receives a package that promises to reveal at last what really happened at Seryong Lake, he must confront a present danger he never knew existed.Dark, disturbing, and full of twists and turns, Seven Years of Darkness is the riveting new novel from the internationally celebrated author of The Good Son.''South Korea''s preeminent author of psychological thrillers'' Entertainment Weekly''Rightly compared to Stephen King'' Die Zeit (Germany)

''For fans of Jo Nesbo and Patricia Highsmith'' A. J. Finn, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Woman in the WindowYOU WAKE UP COVERED IN BLOODTHERE''S A BODY DOWNSTAIRSYOUR MOTHER''S BODYYOU DIDN''T DO IT. DID YOU?HOW COULD YOU, YOU''VE ALWAYS BEEN THE GOOD SONTHE INTERNATIONAL SENSATION FROM KOREA''S MILLION-COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR YOU-JEONG JEONG.When Yu-jin wakes up covered in blood, and finds the body of his mother downstairs, he decides to hide the evidence and pursue the killer himself. Then young women start disappearing in his South Korean town. Who is he hunting? And why does the answer take him back to his brother and father who lost their lives many years ago.The Good Son is inspired by a true story.

''The queen of crime . . . You-Jeong Jeong is shaking up the world of suspense'' Glamour''You-Jeong Jeong is a certified international phenomenon . . . one among the best at writing psychological suspense'' Los Angeles Times A young girl is found dead in Seryong Lake, a reservoir in a remote South Korean village. The police immediately begin their investigation.At the same time, three men - Yongje, the girl''s father, and two security guards at the nearby dam, each of whom has something to hide about the night of her death - find themselves in an elaborate game of cat and mouse as they race to uncover what happened to her, without revealing their own closely guarded secrets.When a final showdown at the dam results in a mass tragedy, one of the guards is convicted of murder and sent to prison.For seven years, his son, Sowon, lives in the shadow of his father''s shocking and inexplicable crime. When Sowon receives a package that promises to reveal at last what really happened at Seryong Lake, he must confront a present danger he never knew existed.Dark, disturbing, and full of twists and turns, Seven Years of Darkness is the riveting new novel from the internationally celebrated author of The Good Son.''South Korea''s preeminent author of psychological thrillers'' Entertainment Weekly''Rightly compared to Stephen King'' Die Zeit (Germany)