Deadly Rising: A Booke of the Hidden Novel

Something deadly is lurking in the swampy marshes of Moody Bog. For Kylie Strange, it just means more deaths she's responsible for since she's the one who accidentally unleashed a Pandora's box of horrors on the small town in the first place. She opened the Booke of the Hidden and now she must do everything she can to close it for good, taking on every monster it releases with the help of the local coven.

This time the Booke has unleashed not one, but two demons on the village. With her attention divided, Kylie and her coven of Wiccans are open to attack.

But those aren't the only demons on Kylie's mind. There's also Erasmus Dark, the Booke's alluring and dangerous demon guardian she can't seem to stay away from. Even though she really should... since she's also got her eye on the handsome and human Sheriff Ed Bradbury.

When digging for answers in the town's past leads to the ghost of Kylie's grandfather, everything she thought she knew and remembered gets turned upside down. Can Kylie save the town and her grandfather, or will the horrors of the Booke be too much to handle?

Author: Jeri Westerson
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Everafter Platinum
Published: 10/23/2018
Series: Booke of the Hidden #2
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.8lbs
Size: 8.40h x 5.50w x 0.70d
ISBN: 9781635764604

About the Author
Westerson, Jeri: - Los Angeles native and award-winning author Jeri Westerson writes the critically acclaimed Crispin Guest Medieval Mysteries, historical novels, paranormal novels, and LGBT mysteries. To date, her medieval mysteries have garnered twelve industry award nominations, from the Agatha to the Shamus. Kirkus Review said of her latest Crispin Guest Medieval Mystery A MAIDEN WEEPING, "Once again Guest's past misdeeds actually help him in the present in a case that includes plenty of red herrings and an interesting look at medieval jurisprudence." Jeri is former president of the SoCal chapter of Mystery Writers of America and frequently guest lectures on medieval history at local colleges and museums. She lives in southern California with her home-brewing husband, a complacent tortoise, and 40,000 bees.