Dexter in the Dark: A Novel

A waste of perfectly good tree. Stick with the TV series!

This one wasn't a page turner like the previous ones were, but it was still an entertaining read! If you are a Dexter fan you will still like it!

A major misstep. Ouch!

Bizarre addition of the supernatural into the Dexter canon...

Ah, Dexter, Dexter, Dexter.. What a character. Undoubtedly one of my favorites of all time, in fact (Dex pwns Edward Cullen straight into the DIRT.) The third book in Dashing Dexter's trilogy thus far is just as good as the preceding two, in my opinion, though it is not my favorite in the chronicles of Mr. Morgan's dark adventures. Dexter's wit is as sharp as ever, and I found myself...more

Ah, Dexter, Dexter, Dexter.. What a character. Undoubtedly one of my favorites of all time, in fact (Dex pwns Edward Cullen straight into the DIRT.) The third book in Dashing Dexter's trilogy thus far is just as good as the preceding two, in my opinion, though it is not my favorite in the chronicles of Mr. Morgan's dark adventures. Dexter's wit is as sharp as ever, and I found myself actually laughing aloud on several occasions; anyone who enjoyed the dry, sarcastic wit of the first two books will not be disappointed in the slightest with the third. As far as the plot goes, I don't think it was as well put together as Dearly Devoted Dexter or Darkly Dreaming Dexter; then again, this could very well be only because it took me a little while to get through the third one, as I was juggling a school book at the same time. Overall, I was certainly not disappointed, and I don't see how any other Dexter fans really could be. Dexter in the Dark earns the Tori Seal of Approval.    hide

What an implausible, poorly written waste of ink. Hey, I'm an author who doesn't have the chops to write a convincing narrative. What should I do? I know! Bring in the supernatural for NO FUCKING REASON.

I've been trying for 2 months to get through this book...I've only made it to Ch.13 so far...kind of slow.

way better than the tv show

More challenging than the previous two - fascinated to know where it goes from here.