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As a new civil war rages, a polygamist cult leader and his followers living in a bunker are running out of food. Terrified that Cousin Paul, sent topside to scavenge, may return with proof of the war's end, young Ruth, afraid of becoming the cult leader's next wife, must choose between obedience to her faith and fighting for survival.
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"Immediate and terrifying, Dunnion's fresh new narrative adds to the growing conversation about misogyny and freedom. A surefire hit for fans of Margaret Atwood's A Handmaid's Tale."
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"Is it worse to be trapped in stone, or exiled to the open air? Is a stifling religion worse than the rudderless world outside? Kristyn Dunnion pries the lid off this hermetically-sealed community to look at life and death, within and without. Scary, convincing, entirely engrossing."
Marina Endicott, author of Good to a Fault and Close to Hugh
"In a time when real life can feel like a dystopia, Tarry This Night reveals the fatherly face of bullying and repression. Kristyn Dunnion writes horror like no other author. She exposes the women who do the brutal work of supporting the system, then gives those same women a chance to enact change."
Emily Pohl-Weary, author of Not Your Ordinary Wolf Girl