10-year-old, Bruce Skinner witnesses the abduction of his twin brother, Michael, by an evil being. Thirty years on, Bruce has seen something which stirs the memory of that horrendous night, clawing its way to the surface of his mind to remind him of The Dark One.

The Dark One, is the most evil being on this Earth; he is the Devil now in mortal form and has long ago tired of Hell. His body is very old, and he has returned to torment Skinner and the friends close to him, but he also has another purpose in mind now, to be reborn.

With Jo missing, Pam and Steve desperately seek help from Bruce and Alex.

Jo has been kidnapped by the Devil himself and it’s just a matter of time before her fate is sealed.

Battling against a storm more powerful than the South West of England has ever seen before the four of them find themselves racing towards the mines on a perilous journey, not knowing whether they are too late to save Jo. But this is just the beginning of their predicament.

The Devil needs to perform a bizarre, sacrilegious ceremony in order to survive, and he has chosen Jo as its focus. Can the fallen angel be stopped before he renews his own life force?

The persistent scan of radio frequencies, the daily scouring of newspaper headlines, had become a haunting routine for Bruce, Alex, and Jo. Aboard their sanctuary, 'The Lost Princess', so they continue to ride the tempests of the Cornish coastline, ever-watchful for the slightest whisper of ND's presence. The Devil's reappearance was inevitable, and they knew it. The Atlantic's fury was nothing compared to the malevolent force they awaited. It was only a matter of time before the darkness reclaimed its master, and the trio were ready, driven by a singular purpose: to bring an end to the evil that had haunted them for so long.