Dexter in the Dark (Dexter #3) Hardcover | Pages: 307 pages

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Title	:	Dexter in the Dark (Dexter #3)
Author	:	Jeff Lindsay
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	1st Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 307 pages
Published	:	September 18th 2007 by Doubleday Books (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Fiction. Mystery. Crime. Thriller. Horror. Suspense. Mystery Thriller

Explanation As Books Dexter in the Dark (Dexter #3)

In his work as a Miami crime scene investigator, Dexter Morgan is accustomed to seeing evil deeds...particulary because, on occasion, he rather enjoys committing them himself. Guided by his dark Passenger - the voice inside him that helps stalk his prey - he lives his outwardly normal life adhering to one simple rule: he only kills very bad people. Dexter slides through life undetected, working as a blood splatter analyst for the Miami Police Department, helping his fiancee raise her two adorable (if somewhat...unique) children, and always planning his next jaunt as Dexter the Dark Avenger under the light of the full moon. But everthing changes when Dexter is called to a gruesome double homicide. Dex realizes he's dealing with someone a whole lot more sinister than he is and it sends the Dark Passenger into hiding. And when something scares your friendly neighborhood serial killer, you know it's serious... More used to inspiring fear then experiencing it, Dex must investigate, while simultaneously coping with his demanding family. If he's to save himself, and those around him, Dexter must pose questions he's never dared ask - where does evil come from, and does it hide inside everyone...?

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Original Title:	Dexter in the Dark
ISBN:	0385518331 (ISBN13: 9780385518338)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dexter #3
Characters:	Deborah Morgan, Dexter Morgan
Setting:	United States of America Miami, Florida(United States)

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Ratings: 3.51 From 29660 Users | 1828 Reviews

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It's sad to see such a good series descend to this level. This book was a real disappointment. It's hard to know where to start but the overall premise of the book, that Dexter's "Dark Passenger" is actually a supernatural possession by some kind of child of Moloch an eternal something-or-other, lacks so much believability that it ruins the entire series. What made the first two books so good was that Dexter was the sociopath trying to live in the real world. His "Dark Passenger" was simply a

I really should have liked this more. I stood up. It was all too much. I could not even meet my own expectations, and to be asked to deal with all theirs was too suffocating. Dexter's growth during this book is good, a solid advancement of his character rather than just rinse and repeat that afflicts so many series. The majority of it is driven by external forces, Dexter's interaction with other characters, but in this episode the Dark Passenger takes center stage. I closed my eyes and

Rather I think 'Lindsay in the Dark'I must admit that I one of those fans that first experienced Dexter in all its televised glory. And I usually am the one that makes the point of reading the subject to death before watching the movie. And I almost always think that the novel is far superior. My experience with the Dexter novels has been quite the opposite...After falling in love with our beloved killer on my tv sceen I ran to the library to find the books that inspired such an entrancing tv

This was the third book in the series and as usual the TV series was doing its own thing so second onwards it seems that the books will have a different story. So this one was way mysterious and full of hidden dangers(view spoiler)[ but then the final boss or the bad guy turns out to be someone who's shown for the first time and is disposed of fairly quickly and easily like a Kid's play (hide spoiler)]. Dexter in the Dark was the perfect title though as Dexter had no idea about the plot and then

IT was alone IT wanted ITIT ITITITT TITTTIITITIIIT, MORE of IT Sooooooo I started this series in 2013. Yeahhhh I dont know why in 2019 Im still in book 3. I would like to mention that this is a series I adore which makes the fact that I havent already finish it even weirder. I DONT DREAM. I MEAN, IM SURE THAT AT SOME point during normal sleep, there must be images and fragments of nonsense parading through my subconscious. After all, they tell me that happens with everyone. But I never seem to

Very interesting. I might have enjoyed it more if I hadn't had to read it quite chopped up. I can't wait to find out in what direction the next book goes.

after reading a few of the other reviews, I think some people may have missed the very subtle point.In this book Dexter, who is usually so sure of himself, suddenly loses something very close to him. It throws him off. He has no fallback.People who complained that Dexter wasn't up to his usual witty banter, might do well to think - Who the hell can come up with classic one-liners when you've been off your game for weeks?This is the whole point, finally seeing Dexter in a vulnerable position.I