Depths of Darkness (Saints & Sinners)

Iain thought that the only thing he had left to lose was his life. He was wrong. This is the exciting second book in the Saints and Sinners Series by Crystal L. Kirkham. In this book, you get to learn more about some of your favourite characters from the first book, Depths of Darkness. Iain Ryan and Ruby Champagne are featured in this psychologically thrilling tale that has been described as a cross between CSI and Supernatural. Iain Ryan used to be one of the best detectives when it came to the strange and unusual cases until he tragically lost his family and was forced to leave his job on less than stellar terms. When a brutal killer specifically calls him out in a series of ritualistic child murders the La Port PD has no choice but to call him in as a consultant. As the case leads him further into the dark, supernatural underbelly of the city, Iain finds himself questioning his own sanity. With the fate of more than the city at stake, can he keep it together long enough to solve the case, even if it costs the only thing he thinks he has left to lose, his life? Readers Love This Book "This is the darkest thing to come out of print since ink. If you love a well-crafted tale of horror, this is your book." "The dynamic between both characters is something akin to a "Sam and Dianne" thing, only if you take that, add some Red Bull and Vodka and then kick it off a bridge to bungee jump." "'Depths of Darkness' has a seamless hook that haunts you and makes you want to hug a box of tissues for a month. It chilled me to the bone, and that chill lasted with me to the end of the book." This is a series where it doesn't matter what order you choose to read the books in. Each novel is fully contained and you don't need to read the others to know what is going on, but you're going to want to read them all.

Author: Crystal L. Kirkham

Publisher: Independently published

Publication Date: Oct 22, 2018

Number of Pages: 312 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1726830608

ISBN-13: 9781726830607