That is, until I heard a single word break through the haze as plain and clear as if someone had leaned over and spoke directly into my ear. It was a dream, right? That's what I told myself and it calmed me down. The voices grew louder, more urgent, as if they were running out of time.

The Light is a suspenseful gem by giving the reader plenty of little twists. The creepiness that MacHale has created sets the mood in the novel perfectly. MacHale launches his eerie new trilogy with a story so packed with chilling suspense, readers will want to sleep with the light on. The Light, thankfully, has enough scary / creepy moments to satisfy the horror fans, but not too much to turn off other readers like myself who tend to get scared really easily. Number one New York Times bestselling author D. Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2018. MacHales writing but still light enough that I feel a young reader could handle. Together with Cooper's beautiful but aloof sister, Sydney, Marshall searches for the truth about his friend while ultimately uncovering a nightmare that is bigger and more frightening than he could ever have imagined. The Morpheus road shows the draker side of D.J. the pages of a sketchbooka character Marshall himself created. That is, until he comes face-to-face with a character who only exists on. Marshall has no idea why he is being tormented by this forbidding creature, but he is quickly convinced it has something to do with his best friend, Cooper, who has gone missing. It begins with mysterious sounds, a fleeting face outside a window, a rogue breezeall things that can be explained away. Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake. The pages of a sketchbook-a character Marshall himself created. Simon and Schuster, Juvenile Fiction - 352 pages. That is, until he comes face-to-face with a character who only exists on tags: books, books-reading, reading, reading-books. Getting lost in a solid adventure story was the best way I knew of to turn off reality. It begins with mysterious sounds, a fleeting face outside a window, a rogue breeze-all things that can be explained away. I rode my bike home and did the one thing that always helped when things werent going well.

The Light by D.J. MacHale