The Dark Lord’s Demise

The Dark Lord’s Demise by John White, published by InterVarsity Press on August 30, 2001, is a 296-page work of juvenile fiction that delves into themes of religious and Christian elements. The story follows the king of Anthropos, who suffers from a perplexing illness while facing the threat of the Dark Lord. Wesley, Kurt, and Lisa are drawn back to this enigmatic land, accompanied unexpectedly by their troublesome neighbor, Betty. Together, they navigate a series of challenges, including imprisonment and encounters with a seven-headed ogre, as they seek guidance from the wondrous Gaal.

Readers will find themselves immersed in a mythical adventure where the group confronts Lord Lunacy in a decisive battle that could determine the fate of Anthropos. This edition presents a captivating narrative that intertwines elements of fantasy and faith, inviting readers to explore the trials and triumphs faced by the characters. The journey is marked by unexpected twists and the resilience of friendship, making it a notable addition to John White’s beloved series.