Dark of Night

t now followed her to Whitesands. Everyone who took part in it with her had died horribly. There was no escaping it. It would get her too. Who could save Jane from the inevitable? Sheriff Jake, the sheriff of Whitesands, a former inspector of Scotland Yard and world renowned detective, now faced his greatest ever challenge. With the help of his best friend and deputy, Chief, these brothers-in-arms will be tried and tested like never before. The tragedies that ensue will darken the days of Whitesands. Will Jane be saved? Everyone would give their all to do so. But, would it be enough? It lurks in the shadows to bring destruction to those brave enough – or foolish enough, to try and stop it. It will not be denied. Or will it An absolutely brilliant first novel - could not put it down.

Jane and her high school friends made the mistake of using a Ouija board during a séance. It cost her friends their lives and it looks like it will cost Jane her sanity. Trying to escape the dark spirit that follows her, Jane flees to the town of Whitesands. There, former Scotland Yard investigator Jake Blakemore and his friend and deputy, Chief, will do their best to save Jane,, themselves and their town from unspeakable evil

Spine chilling,heart stopping read..

This book is the classic battle of good vs. evil. It starts with a group of teenagers who decide to play with an oija board and instead of talking to their friend they invite evil into their lives. Years later Jane one of the original group of teenagers is called back home and is then in a battle with evil. She is helped along the way by several noble people. In the midst of this battle Jane and the Sherrif develop a romance. You will have to read the book to find out if good triumphs over evil.

Once you make the decision to buy Dark of Night by Marios Savva, please head my advice. Clear your schedule and do not make plans. Even though you will be hooked from the first page Marios Savva's pacing is perfect. Eerie, spooky, thought provoking, and smart... I loved every word. I am grateful this is only book one.