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My story starts at the end—the story’s as well as mine.

So begins The Book of Katherine, the harrowing narrative of a woman who struggled with mental illness throughout her brief life, and who, even though ultimately vanquished, lived and left her mark of humble glory thanks to love.

A family saga fraught with ominous secrets and mortal remorse, a mystery story revolving around an unthinkable murder and its two victims, as well as a plunge into the depths of a soul hanting the reader with its twofold play of light and darkness.

So let’s hear what Katherine herself has to say… And be sure that whoever hears her story will never be able to forget it.

Patakis, 2013, 252 p.

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