FEAR IN THE BIG CITY - SARAH DVOJACK

Transport yourself to 1970s New York, where not only the Son of Sam lurks in the streets, but also dark magic. "Fear in the Big City" is a captivating story about growing up, discovering one's powers, and fighting supernatural evil. Will Sylvie Strout manage to save herself and the city from danger?

• Engrossing plot full of suspense and mystery
• Expressive characters with whom it is easy to identify
• Atmospheric New York of the 70s
• Dark magic and supernatural threats
• Universal themes of growing up and searching for identity
• Ideal reading for fans of urban fantasy and thrillers

"Fear in the Big City" is the debut novel by Sarah Dvojack, which takes the reader to New York in 1977. Against the backdrop of the hunt for the serial killer, the Son of Sam, we meet Sylvie Strout, a seventeen-year-old girl with an extraordinary gift - the ability to see the past of objects. Her life changes when, during a party, she unleashes a dark evil that begins to hunt her. Sylvie must learn to control her powers and face danger in order to save herself and the city.

The novel combines elements of urban fantasy, thriller and young adult novel, creating a unique blend that will satisfy both fans of the genre and new readers. The author skillfully builds tension, gradually revealing more secrets and introducing new threats. Sylvie Strout is a heroine with whom it is easy to identify - her problems, dreams and fears are close to every teenager. At the same time, her extraordinary power makes her unique and allows her to face challenges that go beyond the boundaries of ordinary life.

"Fear in the Big City" is not only a captivating story, but also a reflection on growing up, searching for one's own identity and responsibility for one's actions. The novel touches on universal themes that are relevant regardless of time and place. Sarah Dvojack has created a world that draws you in from the first page and doesn't let you go until the very end. It is a read that stays in your memory for a long time and encourages reflection.

You&YA Publishing presents this book in a paperback cover, with 416 pages. The 148x205 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal to take with you on a trip. The year of publication 2025 guarantees that the reader receives the latest version of the novel, refined in every respect.