Mythology Mondays: From Darkness

I believe From Darkness is inspired by Charon, the ferryman of the dead from Greek Mythology. Well, that's what the description reminds me of when I read it. This is a must read book for me, I have to add it to my wish list.

Is there a mythology book that you're really interested in reading?

Book: From Darkness by Kate Hazell Hall

Publication Date: November 3, 2020

Description:

Sixteen-year-old Ari Wyndham lost her best friend in the sea. Everybody told her it was an accident, but Ari can’t forgive herself. Her own life is cut short when a tiger-snake delivers a deathly bite, and a beautiful, ghostly and strangely familiar young woman appears, summoning Ari's soul to the underworld. Ari, however, refuses to go.

Though she knows there will be a terrible price to pay for her transgression, the mysterious guide chooses to save Ari. Their rebellion upsets the balance of life and death in Ari’s remote coastal village. A rift opens from the underworld, unleashing dark magic: savage dog packs emerge at night, fishermen catch ghostly bodies in their nets, and children go missing.

Together, Ari and her guide battle the dark powers of the underworld and heal the rift. Though their bond seems unbreakable, it may not be enough. It is up to Ari to find the courage to do the one thing that will save the world from darkness.