In a time after a terrible plague came an era of peace and harmony among the six thousand, five hundred and forty three survivors. Sixty five years later there were still six thousand, five hundred and forty three survivors, who resided in a town called Mount Wescott, jagged peaks and forests surrounding it in every which direction. As soon as someone was born, one way or another, somebody else died. It happened each time like clockwork, the population never increasing or decreasing. The people were oblivious to what lay outside their safe haven, in fact, they believed that they were the only people left on earth, that is, until the day when all hell broke loose. ••••• Are you intrigued? Go on, read it, I dare you. Incredible cover made by @ilovepizaaaa. Highest ranking: #8 in science fiction

After a large storm, the small town of Hillside is plagued by mysterious events. Animal attacks in second floor rooms. Storms hanging over the town for days at a time, with no sign of letting up. People going missing without a trace. Others slowly going insane after witnessing events that are almost impossible to describe. And finally, a mysterious surge in the population of stray cats, who continue to be at the heart of every strange event. Stuck at the centre of it all are teenagers Rose Jackson, a sullen introvert who feels lost and abandoned by the rest of the world; Destiny Lane and Faith Fairchild, childhood best friends, queens of their high school, and tag team bullies; and Detectives Lowe and Matheson: partners and occasional friends, forced to rely on each other more often than they'd care to admit. Thrust together through an unlikely chain of coincidences, they will be forced to adapt to their new situation and form new alliances fast, or be left behind to fend for themselves. And as the fear and panic continue to spread, with no reason to believe that there is an end in sight, the only group capable of saving the entire town are faced with a difficult choice: Kill to save who's left, or die trying. ~~~~~ Dark, unpredictable, and sometimes tinged with a touch of humour, Demon Storm is a horror novel that's bound to keep you reading until the end.