The coastal town of Dorsal Finn is no stranger to the fantastic and the bizarre. A dark heart beats beneath its cobblestone skin and the rhythm is a beacon for all things devious and evil. Only its reluctant sentinel, Beatrice Beecham, keeps the town free from the terrible entities that it attracts.Now Dorsal Finn has four new visitors. They look like a regular gang of youths, yet they are anything but human. Masters of manipulation and skilled in deception, these beings have their own agenda. Their tools to move their plans forward include an esoteric device and a terrifying cosmic creature with deadly intent.And, unless she can stop them, the ritual sacrifice of Beatrice's best friends.***"e;The Devil Device builds to a lengthy, dizzying, thrilling denouement that will leave you feverishly turning the pages to find out how it all ends."e;—DARREN SHAN, bestselling writer of CIRQUE DU FREAK and ARCHIBALD LOX"e;The Devil Device is in intriguing blend of fantasy and horror with heroine Beatrice Beecham and her friends defending her beloved town of Dorsal Finn from relentless supernatural attacks. Beatrice is this generation's Buffy Summers."e;—TONY JONES, Ginger Nuts of Horror, Horror DNA and School Librarian"e;Without a doubt The Devil Device, which will particularly appeal to fans of King and Lovecraft, will attract those who are already Dave Jeffery fans as well as a growing band of new disciples."e;—JOHN GILBERT, Phantasmagoria Magazine"e;Part-urban fantasy, part cosmic horror, The Devil Device features an exciting world loaded with wonder, creatures, and esoteric secrets. Jeffery weaves the modern world together with the fantastical in such a way, you'll want to book a trip to Dorsal Finn as soon as possible!"e;—ROBERT P. OTTONE, author of THE VILE THING WE CREATED and the Bram Stoker Award-winning novel THE TRIANGLE"e;The Devil Device, the latest in Dave Jeffery's ripper YA mystery series, features dark secrets, shadowy strangers, and small seaside-town singularity. A cosmic conflict of dark and light, and with characters to believe in, these are the books I wish I'd grown up with."e;—LEE MURRAY, five-time Bram Stoker Award-winning and Shirley Jackson Award-winning author of DESPATCHES and INTO THE MIST
