Thirteen-year old Angel has been bullied by her classmates all her life when her parents abruptly move to a new town and a new house. But the bullying doesn’t stop, her father is abusive, and the new house has secrets. Fortunately, she finds a new friend named Seth, who is also suffering from the same things that she is. Together they discover the secrets of the house, aided by a black cat with a white patch on its chest. But the cat is more than just a cat. It once lived in the house...four hundred years ago...when it wasn’t a cat.

Saul’s writing style. It's unique, and although he uses a lot of technical words, they're not so technical to turn the reader away from the story.

This is the sixth book of John Saul’s I’ve read, all in a row. His writing is highly addictive, and all I wanted to do was read the next one. Immediately.

Saul has published more than thirty novels, so it’s no wonder he still haunting his readers. His first one, 'Suffer The Children', was an instant bestseller with over a million books sold. With his style of horror, reminiscent of Dean Koontz, Saul has become one of the best horror writers around.

If you're looking for a late night scare, (or anytime) this is the book you should read.

John Saul's writing has captivated me. Since stumbling across his books in the local library, I've been reading them one after the other. I can't seem to get enough of him!

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