Of The Dark

Before Egypt. Before recorded history. The continent of Atlantis was the most advanced civilization on Earth — and its darkest secret was Xylia, a succubus of terrifying power who seduced and destroyed the King himself. Queen Eyorah had her sealed alive in an unmarked pyramid, her sarcophagus carved with a warning in the ancient Atlantean tongue: free her and the world ends.

Centuries pass. Civilizations rise and fall. The tomb stays buried.

Until now.

Of the Dark follows the awakening of Xylia and the ancient evil she carries — a force that has been feeding in the shadows since the dawn of humanity, moving from era to era, host to host, patient as stone. The people who disturb her tomb have no idea what they've released. They will.

A paranormal thriller rooted in ancient mythology, Of the Dark spans millennia to ask one question: what happens when the thing the world's most advanced civilization couldn't destroy finally gets free?