The keenly anticipated follow up to the debut teen/young adult horror novel Eve of the Damned. Eve Evans is back on the mainland following her thrilling but near disastrous first year at the De Omori School of Research and Retention. She has learned much about the ferocious dog-like bloodfiends that inhabit the island, but her knowledge of the dark secrets her teachers hold is only just beginning. An attempt on her life during the school holidays leaves Eve Evans scared, homeless, and wondering if the island, overrun with bloodfiends and vampire teachers as it is, may well be the safest place...

Eve Evans is growing up fast. Everyone seems to know what they want to do with their life, where to go and who to date, but Eve has not got a clue. The thought of university fills her with dread. To the outside world she seems to have a perfect life. Sure, her Dad left her when she was little more than a toddler... and sometimes strange things happen around her. That is the part that is public knowledge. The part Eve keeps hidden is her bipolar mother who struggles to keep a roof over Eve's head and the bailiffs knocking on the door. Something had to give somewhere along the line... One...

Eve has left the De Omori School on the Island with her training half completed and a world of vampires and bloodfiends bearing down on her. Her assignment is the find the head of De Omori, the ancient vampire protection agency, who has been kidnapped. A hard enough task on its own it is made near impossible when someone starts to pick off her team one-by-one... Year III sees Eve thrust into a grownup world of murder, betrayal, love, vengeance and warring factions. Reviews for previous books in the De Omori Trilogy: It (is) the best book I have had the pleasure to read and one the best YA...