Tides of Darkness (Beyond the Lost Coast 2)
Tides of Darkness (Beyond the Lost Coast 2)
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On the Lost Coast, some things should never be found.
After the fire of Raven’s Valley consumed their community—and the lives of their neighbors—fourteen-year-old Zelda and her uncle Mark are determined to rebuild within Greywood Bay. It’s a place of serene beauty and rich history, a bucolic town they want to call home.
If only the ghosts would leave her alone.
Haunted by the spectral echoes of the dead, Zelda must fight for her sanity while navigating the turbulent waters of adolescence. And her uncle Mark must battle his own demons, both inside out. Alone, they will crumble. Together, they might just have a chance.
Because something sinister is rising off the foggy shores of the Lost Coast: an entity beyond time itself, one who has long had her eyes on these lands. Her whispers won’t be silenced. Her shadows can’t be ignored. And her debts will never be forgiven.
For beneath its surface Greywood Bay is built on borrowed fortunes and grim pacts. And soon retribution will wash over the town with Tides of Darkness.
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It's an incredible sequel! A gripping and sometimes disturbing story, totally worth staying up all night to read in a single go!
This was a good book but not near as good as the first one. It took me a while to get onto it, but I like this authors books so iam gonna read the next one. Thank you
“Some people spend their whole lives climbing up ladders, then smile while kicking them down.”I first want to thank Tom Jordan for gifting me an Audible code to listen to this book. He is a great narrator. I listened to By the Light of Dead Stars, so I felt right back at home listening to Tom pick up right where he left off.Tides of Darkness by Andrew Van Wey is the second book in his Beyond the Lost Coast series, and this one hits just as hard, if not harder, than By the Light of Dead Stars.Tides takes place a few months after Dead Stars and we pick right back up with Zelda and her uncle Mark as they try to pick up the pieces of their life after what happened at the end of book one. As school starts, Zelda starts hearing the voice of the Eldritch entity. It’s not through with them yet.There are a lot of twists and turns to this book, and it left me hanging on every word. Andrew does a really great job of painting a picture of the town and of all the characters, and Tom brings each character to life.As a side note, there are a couple of characters in this book who I really hate in the Dolores Umbridge kind of way. In Harry Potter, you have Voldemort, but people don’t really hate him; the loathe Umbridge though. I have the same feeling with these characters in this story. Ugh, they made me cringe and feel for poor Zelda.If you are looking for a fun thrill ride, you really need to check out the Beyond the Lost Coast series, and Tides of Darkness the most.5 Stars.
I was really looking forward to reading this, it didn't disappoint! Honest conversations are refreshing. Love the characters, looking forward to more stores
Fantastic, relatable characters…. a great story line somewhat reflective of the Lovecraftian mythos yet completely in its own category… the evil entity appears quasi-invincible yet with mega-restrictions upon its power and reach (…would be great to learn more about its origins, purpose, and desires!!).This was another well flowing story by Mr. Van Wey, and I’m looking forward to the next installment!!!