This finale in the Witchfinder series is eagerly awaited and the series itself has been universally acknowledged by both authors and reviewers as something special. The fear unleashed by the author throughout the trilogy is breathtaking but not to be missed. The Age of Man is over. Vampires stalk the streets. Dark creatures wait to be unleashed. The Demontide is here. The Last Nightfall is the final, thrilling instalment of the Witchfinder trilogy.
With a sickening jolt, Jake realized that everything before this had been just a prelude to terror. Now he could see and hear the darkness of demonkind. Now he had reached the Shore of Damnation.
With a sickening jolt, Jake realized that everything before this had been just a prelude to terror. Now he could see and hear the darkness of demonkind. Now he had reached the Shore of Damnation.
Now he had truly entered Hell ...The Demon Father has taken control of the United Kingdom. He is on a mission to open the door to the demon realm, destroying all of humankind. Jake would go to hell and back to stop him ...but will that be enough?
'A series to savour. William Hussey [has] a master's eye for the minutiae of fear: the quickened pulse, the hairs bristle, and the way, in moments of purest terror, that time seems to slow to a stop' - Sam Enthoven, author of Crawlers and The Black Tattoo
'William Hussey's Witchfinder trilogy is ... a full-throated horror tale that doesn't shrink from confronting mortality head on ... This ever-present shadow of death brings a quickening sense of terror. ****' SFX
Praise for Witchfinder: Gallows at Twilight:
'I felt at home in this scary world; I wish I'd written the book myself!' Joseph Delaney, author of The Spooks books
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About William Hussey
William Hussey is an award-winning author of books for children and Young Adults. As a gay man and a visiting author, he has spoken to hundreds of LGBTQ+ students worldwide. Hearing their stories of modern intolerance, prejudice and the tragic consequences this has can lead to, inspired him to write Hideous Beauty.
With a sickening jolt, Jake realized that everything before this had been just a prelude to terror. Now he could see and hear the darkness of demonkind.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Witchfinder 3: The Last Nightfall and determined it is suitable for children aged 11-14 years old
Witchfinder 3: The Last Nightfall features in the following genres: Featured Books for 13+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 11+ readers
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Witchfinder 3: The Last Nightfall was written by William Hussey and published by Oxford University Press
