The début psychological horror novel by R. M. Grace. A vicious gang of killers, known as the Body Part Boys plagued the city of Coventry, England for over a decade with their reign of terror only coming to an end when the only survivor of their appalling crimes came forward on Bonfire Night, 2003. Eight years on, the city had finally put the events of the last thirteen years behind it and had been revelling in the promise of a better future out from the shadow cast upon it for so long. However, residents' hopes were soon shattered when a series of copy-cat murders struck, sweeping the streets back into a familiar past. Inside the safety of their own homes people began whispering the rumour that members of the old gang were still amongst them and have been all along. It is a chilly October morning when Jason wakes to find himself in a field a mile from his apartment with no recollection of how he arrived there, something he hasn't done since childhood. What is more startling is he is on the unorthodox burial ground of the killers. The bodies are missing . . . As sickening visions begin dragging Jason into memories he is no longer positive are his own he meets a mysterious mute boy whom he believes to be somehow connected to the murders now occurring. Determined to uncover the truth of how the murders are linked to the past he follows the boy into an underlying world of terror where the days are as dark as night. And within that darkness he uncovers things that should have remained buried . . . With blood on his hands in the paranoid mess he finds himself caught up in, who can he trust if he cannot trust himself?