An alternate cover for this ASIN can be found here. Molly just wants to sleep at night, but the dreams won’t leave her alone. The light goes out, while distant echoes of thunder diminish into the night. Molly has dreamed of it before, but this time her eyes are open and she’s wide awake. The man is bending over her but she can only see his shadow. Then everything changes. It is a world of buzzing chatter, markets, the calls of birds, bright sunshine and the cobbled alleys of old London. But when Molly turns and blinks, everything dissolves into shadows once more. And she hears the siren of police cars, and they are coming closer. An identical murder in the distant past of her dreams joins the two worlds in equal danger. Molly travels time but is followed by some horror which kills and mutilates at will. And the man, his voice the rustle of dead leaves, is always there. Yet Molly discovers far more than fear and misery. She discovers a whole new life, and a love she could never have imagined. she no longer wants to return – but she must.

At last Molly has the life she’s been dreaming of. But can it last? Vespasian has arrived in the 21st century, and this has brought other wonderful things into her life. But of course, life is never that easy. Killing Lilith had its consequences in the past, now Vespasian isn’t the only thing to arrive in Molly’s modern life. Once again, they must fight the evil on their doorstep, but travelling back in time might be the best way forward. So enters Cromwell and the civil wars of the mid 17th century, where demons in disguise become the hunted and Vespasian it seems is a masterful hunter. But Molly still has a thing or two to learn… Dark Weather is a sequel to ‘Fair Weather, A Gothic Tale’ and is not a standalone story.