TN's East Side Storybook Club to Discuss A DEEPER DARKNESS, Today

Be a part of the second book of East Side Story's book club. Each month there will be a call sent out for readers. The club will feature a local author's book and have a book club discussion at a given date at the end of that month with the readers and the author. This will all take place at East Side Story, so space is limited. The first 20 people who sign up immediately after the call will participate and can come into the bookstore to buy the book. Sound like fun? Sign up now.

How do you sign up? You email Chuck at chuck@eastsidestorytn.com and wait for instructions if you are quick on the draw and make the cut. The only rule to the group, aside from emailing to sign up, is that you must purchase a copy of the book at East Side Story before the night of discussion, and you need to show up the night of discussion.

This month's East Side Storybook club, book will be bestselling author JT Ellison's A Deeper Darkness. The book discussion will take place on Tuesday, May 28th at East Side Story at 6pm.

A Deeper Darkness synopsis:

As a medical examiner, Samantha Owens knows her job is to make a certain sense of death with crisp methodology and precision instruments.

But the day the Tennessee floods took her husband and children, the light vanished from Sam's life. She has been pulled into a suffocating grief no amount of workaholic ardor can penetrate-until she receives a peculiar call from Washington, D.C.

On the other end of the line is an old boyfriend's mother, asking Sam to do a second autopsy on her son. Eddie Donovan is officially the victim of a vicious carjacking, but under Sam's sharp eye the forensics tell a darker story. The ex-Ranger was murdered, though not for his car.

Forced to confront the burning memories and feelings about yet another loved one killed brutally, Sam loses herself in the mystery contained within Donovan's old notes. It leads her to the untouchable Xander, a soldier off-grid since his return from Afghanistan, and then to a series of brutal crimes stretching from that harsh mountainous war zone to this nation's capital. The tale told between the lines makes it clear that nobody's hands are clean, and that making sense of murder sometimes means putting yourself in the crosshairs of death.

Pictured: JT Ellison

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