The famous writer Jonathan Carroll said that Graham Joyce writes exactly those novels that we spend our whole lives hoping to find, but very rarely find.

The “magical realist” Joyce masterfully dissects fears and intra-family hatred, paints with filigree smoldering eroticism and a vague sense of threat. In the novel There Will Be a Storm Soon, a large company of Englishmen comes to rest in the south of France and settles in a huge old mansion. It's August - a time of deadly hot days, often followed by thunderstorms and hurricanes. Electrical tension in the atmosphere, and an electrified atmosphere in the house. Someone is possessed by a demon, and someone is talking with angels, but the coming gigantic storm threatens to sweep away everyone, without sorting out the blame.