Carthage: A Silas Salt Novel Book Three

Some towns don't want to be found. Carthage shouldn't exist. It's not on any map, doesn't show up on satellite images, and the few people who stumble upon it rarely leave. When Silas Salt receives a desperate message from a woman trapped in the impossible town, he drives into the Appalachian fog and finds himself in a place where time moves wrong, the dead walk openly, and something ancient sleeps beneath the church on the hill. Carthage was built to be a cage—a prison for an entity so dangerous that an entire town was constructed around keeping it contained. But the wards are failing. The townspeople are changing. And Silas realizes he wasn't invited to help. He was invited to be the final sacrifice. To escape Carthage, Silas must do what no Salt has ever done: make a deal with the thing in the dark. The only question is what it will cost him to keep his soul.