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Chapters (99)
  1. About the Author
  2. Also by John Connolly
  3. THE NAMELESS ONES
  4. John Connolly
  5. Dedication
  6. Contents
  7. Author’s Note
  8. I
  9. Chapter I
  10. Chapter II
  11. Chapter III
  12. Chapter IV
  13. Chapter V
  14. Chapter VI
  15. Chapter VII
  16. Chapter VIII
  17. Chapter IX
  18. Chapter X
  19. Chapter XI
  20. Chapter XII
  21. Chapter XIII
  22. Chapter XIV
  23. Chapter XV
  24. Chapter XVI
  25. Chapter XVII
  26. Chapter XVIII
  27. Chapter XIX
  28. Chapter XX
  29. Chapter XXI
  30. Chapter XXII
  31. Chapter XXIII
  32. Chapter XXIV
  33. Chapter XXV
  34. Chapter XXVI
  35. Chapter XXVII
  36. Chapter XXVIII
  37. Chapter XXIX
  38. Chapter XXX
  39. Chapter XXXI
  40. Chapter XXXII
  41. Chapter XXXIII
  42. II
  43. Chapter XXXIV
  44. Chapter XXXV
  45. Chapter XXXVI
  46. Chapter XXXVII
  47. Chapter XXXVIII
  48. Chapter XXXIX
  49. Chapter XL
  50. Chapter XLI
  51. Chapter XLII
  52. Chapter XLIII
  53. Chapter XLIV
  54. Chapter XLV
  55. Chapter XLVI
  56. Chapter XLVII
  57. Chapter XLVIII
  58. III
  59. Chapter XLIX
  60. Chapter L
  61. Chapter LI
  62. Chapter LII
  63. Chapter LIII
  64. Chapter LIV
  65. Chapter LV
  66. Chapter LVI
  67. Chapter LVII
  68. Chapter LVIII
  69. Chapter LIX
  70. Chapter LX
  71. Chapter LXI
  72. Chapter LXII
  73. Chapter LXIII
  74. Chapter LXIV
  75. Chapter LXV
  76. Chapter LXVI
  77. Chapter LXVII
  78. IV
  79. Chapter LXVIII
  80. Chapter LXIX
  81. Chapter LXX
  82. Chapter LXXI
  83. Chapter LXXII
  84. Chapter LXXIII
  85. Chapter LXXIV
  86. Chapter LXXV
  87. Chapter LXXVI
  88. Chapter LXXVII
  89. Chapter LXXVIII
  90. Chapter LXXIX
  91. Chapter LXXX
  92. Chapter LXXXI
  93. Chapter LXXXII
  94. Chapter LXXXIII
  95. Chapter LXXXIV
  96. Chapter LXXXV
  97. Chapter LXXXVI
  98. Chapter LXXXVII
  99. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I remain indebted to everyone at my British publishers, Hodder & Stoughton, including my editor, Sue Fletcher, as well as Swati Gamble, Carolyn Mays, Rebecca Mundy, Myrto Kalavrezou, Alice Morley, Catherine Worsley, Dominic Smith, Alasdair Oliver, and all the sales team. At Atria/Emily Bestler Books, my editor Emily Bestler continues to provide a welcome home for my work, aided by Lara Jones, David Brown, Gena Lanzi, and Milena Brown. Huge thanks to you all. My agent, Darley Anderson, and his crew remain steadfast as always. With the aid of my non-English-language publishers, of whom I am immensely fond, they have brought my books to readers around the world.

Dominick Montalto has, for many years, done his utmost as copy-editor to save my blushes, as has Sarah Wright. Any errors that persist do so only because my frailties know no bounds. I would also be lost without Ellen Clair Lamb, who looks after so much author-related business for me; my son Cameron Ridyard, who has designed, and maintains, my website; his brother, Alistair, who keeps me endlessly amused; and Jennie, who keeps me sane, mostly. Jennie, Clair, and Cliona O’Neill additionally read this manuscript in an effort to make the task of copy-editing a little easier.

Finally, thanks to you, the reader, for continuing to support my work, and to the booksellers and librarians who give my books a place on their shelves. Long may you all sail.

John Connolly, 2021

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