It is a dark gothic tale set in seventeenth-century New England — a world ruled by superstition, cruelty, and religious fanaticism. The main heroine, a young and independent woman named Abitha, must fight for her survival after her husband’s death. When the village turns against her, accusing her of witchcraft, help comes from the darkness itself — from an ancient forest spirit known as Slewfoot.

It is a dark fantasy novel in which the hero journeys into the afterlife to save the soul of his beloved. After death, he finds himself in a hell that resembles a ruined city, ruled by forgotten gods, demons, and the souls of the damned. The main character, Cletus, must travel through this world filled with violence, illusions, and ancient magic to reclaim what was lost and to understand the meaning of redemption. While reading, you feel as if you are descending into someone else’s dream — frightening, beautiful, and inescapable.

It is a dark mythological story in which the Christmas tale is turned upside down. The events take place in West Virginia, where a struggling musician named Jesse witnesses a battle between Santa Claus and an ancient spirit of winter, Krampus, the forgotten Yule Lord. Krampus, who embodies the pagan origins of the holiday, returns to take revenge for centuries of humiliation and to restore Christmas to its original wildness and magic.