Zach opened his eyes, finding himself outside at the far end of his driveway near the street. He turned around and looked at the wooded area across the street from the main road. Within the trees was blackness, but not from the night. It appeared as if this darkness was moving. As the shadowy image moved into range of the flickering street light, Zach realized that where there should have been a face, was pure darkness. Zach is a regular guy. He plays video games. He has a wife. He has two kids. And he's moving back to his hometown in Florida. But something unusual is happening. His dreams are haunted with demons, ghosts, and screams, and his children are mumbling in their sleep, "The gate must open..." Despite his midnight terrors, Zach can't wait to reunite with his high school friends. Their group was beyond family. From late night gaming to bonfires on the beach, they learned everything about life from one another. Now, Zach is returning to share his old life with his new family. But his old life isn't quite the same. His friends share a dark secret, one they can't tell a soul. In a night long past, they awakened a spirit through an Ouija board, and now, they'll never be the same. What are these demons who haunt their dreams, awakened by the board? Why was Zach's friend found dead, hanging upside down in the hospital like a cross on the wall? And how can Zach spare his family's life-or is it already too late? The first installment of The Book of Judas: The Dreamwalker is one you'll never forget, and one that will haunt you long after its final pages.