Three years after everyone important to Connor Maitland was murdered by a fanatical cult he is still attempting to put his life back together. Accompanied by his ex-girlfriend and business partner, Alison Herne, he is making a living as a jack-of-all-trades running a security company, sailing charters, and even photographing weddings out of Dolliber Cove, Massachusetts. Connor’s world is finally coming back together until they find one of Alison’s ghost hunter friends murdered.
When a childhood love he thought was dead, appears on his doorstep during their investigation, Connor is forced to confront memories he convinced himself were the delusions of a man deep into grief. They are being stalked by a mysterious man who appears to know far too many of their secrets. After Alison is almost killed confronting her occult past, it is impossible for Connor to deny the connection between the cases. Someone is attempting to end Connor’s life and the lives of all those who surround him.
The crazed rantings of the murderous cult may be the key to his survival.
P.W. Creighton has spent his whole life moving from place to place from being born in California to living in Vermont or Tennessee or New York in search of a clear sky. After obtaining a B.A. in Archaeology, he returned to school for a Master's in Education for Communications and Technology.
Pursuit of adventure had him on a host of different shows and segments in pursuit of the unknown. A slew of adventures later, he returned to school for a Master's in Adolescent Education and settled enough to take up teaching at an alternative school for children with emotional and behavioral disabilities.
Never giving up his first passion for crafting worlds in words, his debut novel Nightfall was published before he graduated. He has since become the author of the bestselling Young Adult series – Trespassing focused on contemporary teen issues and mental health. He continues to expand his ever-growing catalog of intricate worlds.
This book was an intriguing read. The characters drew me in, and made me care about their story and their history. I wanted to keep reading after the book was over, in order to see where the story goes after Nightfall.