Dead of Night

Dead of Night

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Jonathan Abel is a hard-working, by-the-book inspector in the otherwise sleepy town of Mortacre. His days and nights are spent in service of "the greater good", making the streets a safer place for the common man. Inspector Abel was the instinctive choice when word got out of a new murder. However, all hell soon breaks loose as a string of bloody massacres continue to litter the streets, all in the dead of night. Simple bloodlust is not the motive of this killer... or is it? As the case progresses and Abel's own ideals are put to question, he soon finds himself face-to-face with an ancient menace. How far will he go to enact justice?
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In the sleepy town of Slaughtavery, all is not as it seems. In 1745, boys began to disappear, leaving no trace behind. The town was trapped in a hush of anxiety, gripped by fear too profound to express. After beautiful Madrigal Byrne ran away on her wedding day, the district was hurled into horror and madness until the lord of the Manor ended it with one vicious act of judgment and became known as the Knight of Slaughtaverty. Now, nearly 300 years later, antique appraiser Aubrey Dankworth answers an advertisement to catalogue the huge collection of antiques inside Slaughtaverty Manor, and shortly after her arrival, history seems to be repeating itself... TW:- I'm marking this novel as mature due to its violent nature, upsetting themes (abuse, murder, and others), blood, and gore. This book is not meant for squeamish or sensitive readers. Reader discretion is advised.

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