In "The Twilight Prisoner" by Katherine Marsh, a gripping story ensues as a young boy named Hades finds himself torn between two worlds. When he befriends a strange, mysterious girl named Aisling, he is pulled into her shadowy realm filled with danger and secrets. Together, they must confront dark forces that threaten their existence while navigating complex friendships and family dynamics. As they uncover hidden truths and face their fears, Hades learns about bravery, loyalty, and the power of hope. The novel intertwines fantasy and reality, exploring themes of identity and the bonds that connect us all. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is aimed at children at US 5th grade-6th grade.

This book has been graded for interest at 10-11 years.

There are 246 pages in this book. This book was published in 2010 by Hyperion Books .

An only child, Katherine Marsh spent a lot of her youth reading, trading stories with her grandmother who had run a bar in New York, and listening to her mother's frequent astrological predictions. After surviving high school and graduating from Yale, Katherine spent a decade as a magazine journalist, including as a reporter for Rolling Stone and an editor at The New Republic. Her first book, The Night Tourist, won an Edgar Allen Poe Award for mystery writing, and was followed by the sequel The Twilight Prisoner. Katherine lives in Washington D. C. with her husband and two children. Find out more about Katherine at: www. katherinemarsh. com or follow her on Twitter: @MarshKatherine