It has been three years since the massacre at Sablefall Farm and life has slowly returned to normal in the small North Yorkshire town of Helmsley. Mass murderer Harper Darmody remains at large, presumed dead and Elaine is now settled with her children. She secretly harbours her brother and the siblings continue to hand out their own brand of justice to those responsible for their childhood trauma and the ensuing cover-up. Their revenge, however, does not go smoothly and DCI Harry Baxendale is closing in. Lenny Grey, a former investigative reporter, turned novelist, is hired by Elaine to find the man responsible for killing her son, eight years previous. When his old friend DCI Colin Hargreaves reaches out following the discovery of two boys pulled from a boating lake, Lenny teams up with the detective to track down the killer. Together, they uncover something far more sinister than they could ever have imagined. Love looms for both Lenny and the ever-changing Harper, who seeks a new beginning and redemption for his past crimes. With another young boy missing and events spiralling out of control, time is running out for everybody involved as Elaine, Harper, Lenny and Tom form an unlikely alliance to stop the depraved child killer. And what is in the small wooden box? Godless Creatures is the stand-alone sequel to The Mother of all Things. A page-turner equal to the first book with surprises galore. If you enjoy books by the likes of Stephen King, Ruth Ware, Megan Abbott, Dean Koontz, Mark Edwards, Jeffery Deaver and Peter James, then you are in for a super treat.