Demon Witch
Devon March matches wits and wizardry against a five-hundred-year-old evil in Demon Witch, the spine-tingling sequel to Sorcerers of the Nightwing.
Long before the days of Madman Jackson Muir, a witch named Isobel the Apostate made war upon her fellow sorcerers, the noble order of the Nightwing. Backed by an army of bloodthirsty demons, she became the most feared woman in all of Europe, even challenging King Henry VIII for the throne of England. Burned at the stake for her crimes, Isobel vowed to return and conquer the world.
She kept her word. And now that she is back, the only person who can prevent hell on earth is fourteen-year-old Devon March.
In Demon Witch, the second thrilling installment of The Ravenscliff Series, Devon must summon all of his strength and courage to fight the evil Isobel and her demon horde, who aim to open the Hellhole beneath Ravenscliff and free the beasts within. As Devon's Nightwing powers grow and he discovers more of the secrets of his past, life at Ravenscliff takes another unusual turn when a long-lost member of the family returns - with a beautiful and charming surprise. This new arrival will put Devon's blossoming relationship with Cecily to the test, and challenge his friendships with D.J., Alexander, and even his mentor, Rolfe - all of whom he will need to thwart the diabolical plans of Isobel.
In a battle that takes him from modern-day Ravenscliff to Tudor England and back again, Devon March must unleash the Nightwing power within him and call upon friendships in the strangest of places to stand against an evil that has waited five centuries for revenge. For at Ravenscliff, friends come in all sizes and shapes - and enemies are everywhere.
Geoffrey Huntington
Geoffrey Huntington lives in a house by the sea near to the place where, three hundred years ago, a pirate ship sunk below the waves. The screams of the doomed men can still be heard from Geoffrey's window on windy nights. As a boy, Geoffrey became fascinated by the world that exists on the other side of our own. His inspirations and influences have always been a myriad lot: Lovecraft, Tolkein, Buffy, Harry Potter, Quantum Leap, the original Dark Shadows, The Turn of the Screw, Alfred Hitchcock, The Twilight Zone, The X Files, Dr. Who, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Marv Wolfman's Dracula, Nosferatu, James Whale's Frankenstein films, Anne Rice, Stephen King, Tod Browning's Freaks, The Exorcist, The Blair Witch Project, The Grudge, Silent Hill, Lara Croft, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Star Trek.
The Ravenscliff Series
The Ravenscliff Series consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
