Description:
Some things are worse than demons.
Jimmy Holiday, reluctant exorcist, is finally getting the help he needs from the higher-ups. The Order of Markers is sending him to the Vatican's exorcism school. Now, he'll receive the training he should have gotten at the beginning. One problem, someone wants to sabotage him.
When his time at the school is cut short, Jimmy receives an interesting new case. It is the assignment that no one wants--a corpse has come back to life. And it isn't a zombie.
Too bad nothing goes as expected. Armed with his usual bag of tricks, Jimmy thinks everything will eventually be all right. Well, that is until his betrayer turns out to be the person he trusts most.
Brief description: Danielle DeVor is the author of many spooky things including, The Marker Chronicles, Maw, Space Vampires, and other ramblings. She is an award-winning author for the Examiner's list of Women in Horror: 93 Horror Authors You Need to Read Right Now. Her pet iguana, Sam, has since passed into the ether, living with vampires in a big house where they feed him treats everyday. She wears a lot of black and listens to some pretty out there music, talking your ear off about Motionless in White and Type O Negative. And she loves anything horror or monster. She resides in West Virginia.
Review Quotes:
"Defrocked priest Jimmy Holiday's narrative voice is a strong blend of insightful, self-deprecating, and sincere."- Publisher's Weekly
"Once again DeVor hits a home run with a novel that will capture your attention and steal your time. Sorrow's Turn, like the other two books in the series forces your attention away from the real world and directs it into DeVor's universe where exorcists fight the unseen world. DeVor's talent for storytelling comes alive on the printed page. Sorrow's Turn has a quick pace and DeVor's writing makes the novel an easy read that you can lose yourself in." - Louann Carroll, author of Innocent Blood
"Move over, Stephen King. Danielle DeVor is on her way!" - Katie O'Sullivan, author of Descent