SCRAVIR III - Possession

SCRAVIR III - Possession follows the by now familiar pattern with still no settled view as to whether C.M.Vassie's first Scravir book - While Whitby Sleeps - was an elaborate fiction, a hoax or a grim account of the appearance of skeletally thin cadavers in the town during Goth Weekend in the autumn of 2016.

The second book SCRAVIR II - Lacklight followed Daniel Murray's journey as he (and others) tried to make sense of the 'gift' given him by Thor Lupei. Could the ability to manipulate, add and remove bits of other people's bodies using nothing more than touch be considered a gift? Certainly Europol, the European law enforcement agency, had concerns ... It turned out that Gothic isn't just a style of arch, literature or costume; it is a real language. How far back do the scravir go?

This third book, irresponsibly prolongs the uncertainy. More bodies and autopsies. More unpleasantness Fact or fiction? With hapless 'heroes' staggering from one poor decision to the next, and a lacklit labyrinth festering and infesting the mountain beneath a castle ... On the plus side, this third book explores the historical origins of the Scravir, peeling back the centuries to reveal ... As Daniel descends into darkness he imagines he is the master of all he sees. A castle has other ideas.

"Intelligent, thought-provoking, original, fast-paced and dark as Whitby jet."

"The Scravir books effortlessly combine gothic horror and adventure thriller. Menacing, intriguing, claustrophobic, gripping, skin-crawling ... Perfect!"

" The plot twists and stabs like a knife, delivering fresh torments. I want more!"