That Night in the Library: A Novel BY Eva Jurczyk

From critically acclaimed librarian and author Eva Jurczyk comes That Night in the Library, a chilling literary mystery that will transport readers to a world where secrets lurk in the dark, books breathe fears to life, and the only way out is to wait until morning.

On the eve of graduation, seven students gather in the basement of their university's rare books library. Though they're not permitted to be there after hours, the library seems like the perfect venue for a ritual borrowed from ancient Greek traditions. This rite is said to liberate participants from the fear of death—an apt pursuit for a group about to embark on their separate paths into adulthood.

Their celebration takes a dark turn when the lights suddenly go out, and one of them collapses, dead. As panic sets in, the group realizes they are trapped with a murderer among them. The library, once a sanctuary of knowledge, now becomes a labyrinth of terror. With each passing hour, the body count rises and the stakes grow higher.

As the night stretches on, the students must rely on their wits and the cryptic clues hidden among the library's ancient tomes to survive. In this eerie and claustrophobic setting, the line between reality and myth blurs, and trust becomes a fragile commodity.

That Night in the Library is a gripping and atmospheric thriller that weaves together literary intrigue with spine-tingling suspense, offering a haunting exploration of fear, betrayal, and survival.