In extravagant
mid-eighties Toronto, the privileged Waites family is victimized when
their talented and artistic eleven-year-old daughter Lizbett is murdered
by a sexual predator. How can the family learn to cope with such
horror?
In an intimate exploration of grief, the surviving
family members go through their grieving process. An abused rescue dog,
itself in need of healing, becomes part of their journey back to
normalcy.
Meanwhile, the police search in vain for the murderer,
Melvyn Searle, who is on his own journey, feeling invincible and
hatching new plans as he draws closer to the family and stalks the
Waites's younger daughter, Darcy.
A work that challenges our reason, our emotions, and our spirit, No Worst, There Is None is a novel inspired by real-life events.
This
story is based on real events. I don't know if is what makes it such a
terrifying read or not, but it was wonderfully gripping and haunting at
the same time.
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