You Have Gone Too Far

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About “You Have Gone Too Far”

After two pregnant women in Dingle who have never met each receive a chilling email warning them that they’re in grave danger, the two decide to meet each other to figure out what is going on. But when one of the mothers, Shauna, a deaf woman, arrives at their meeting place at the village Spring Festival, she fears a trap and hurries off to meet the couple who plan to adopt her baby. But the adoptive couple are discovered tied up in their home, telling a terrifying story of Shauna being abducted by a man wearing a butterfly mask, Detective Inspector Cormac O’Brien and Detective Sergeant Barbara Neely fear a repeat of a disturbing case from 29 years earlier, when a charismatic leader calling himself the Shepherd lured poor pregnant girls into his enigmatic cult. Meanwhile, Dimpna Wilde has her hands full with lambing season and keeping track of her father, so she’s grateful for the help of a well-meaning 10-year-old boy, Dylan. But when the lad goes missing after bicycling to a bog on a dare, she is desperate to help find him. But somewhere, in a cold, dark room, Shauna is trapped with her unborn child’s and a mysterious boy. If she is to have any chance of getting out and away from the Moth Man, she’ll have to figure out the truth behind who she really is and how that connects to the ordeal she finds herself in now. But time is running out, and her baby will be born soon . . . (Description courtesy of Penguin Random House.)

Praise for “You Have Gone Too Far”

“O’Connor’s gift for atmosphere elevates the well-oiled plot, resulting in the series’ best entry yet.”

— Publishers Weekly on You Have Gone Too Far

“There’s a surprising conclusion in this sequel to No Strangers Here. Sarah Stewart Taylor’s fans will appreciate O’Connor’s dark, atmospheric Irish mystery.”

— Library Journal STARRED REVIEW for Some of Us Are Looking

“Ireland's County Kerry provides the backdrop for O’Connor’s compelling series kickoff…Exciting, convoluted, and rich with compelling characters, this is the best of O’Connor’s Irish mysteries to date.”

— Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW for No Strangers Here

Book details

First published
2024
Latest edition
2024 · ISBN 9781496737595
Pages
320

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How many pages is You Have Gone Too Far?

You Have Gone Too Far by O'Connor, Carlene has 320 pages.

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