β Scribed by Jonathan Janz
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"A perfect choice for those missing old-school Stephen King." --The Library Journal on Children of the Dark
"A horror storyteller on the rise." --Booklist
"One of the best writers in modern horror to come along in the last decade. Janz is one of my new favorites." --Brian Keene
Chicago is gripped by terror. The Sweet Sixteen Killer is brutally murdering young women, and the authorities are baffled.
When the police are called to an affluent home in the middle of the night, they learn that a seemingly normal fourteen-year-old boy has attacked his family. The boy exhibits signs of demonic possession, and even more troublingly, he knows too much about the Sweet Sixteen killings. Father Jason Crowder, a young priest assigned to the case, must marshal his courage in order to save the boy and the entire city from the forces of evil.
But this is a darkness mankind has never encountered before. It craves more than blood. And it wonβt rest until it possesses Father Crowderβs soul.
Jonathan Janzβs brand new release brings the original novella that started it allβExorcist Roadβand a brand-new full-length novel (Exorcist Falls) together for a shattering experience in supernatural terror.
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