Don’t answer the invitation of slumber…

Your eyelids grow heavy. The bedside lamp flickers. That sound—was it just the house settling? Let author Jack Finn regale you with chilling tales to keep you awake just a bit longer.

A haunted doll’s warning heralds a monstrous feast on Puritan flesh. A cursed gemstone continues a centuries-old cycle of obsession and violence. A desperate night of survival for a family hunted in their home reveals a shocking truth. A ghostly serial killer’s apprentice learns the true price of devotion.

Perhaps you should check under the bed one last time… Perhaps you shouldn’t sleep at all.

As whispers of the wolf spread across the Russian Empire, Obrechen becomes the hunting ground for men more ruthless than the beast itself.

The Salamonsky Circus dispatches the cunning Valerian Rostov and his band of Cossacks to capture the wolf as a prized attraction. But they are not alone. The Tsar's Imperial Huntsman, Arkady Volkov, and his Mongolian tracker are on a darker quest driven by vengeance.

Facing danger from all sides, Oksana and Leo find themselves trapped between rival forces. With the hunters closing in, the lines blur between predator and prey as those trapped in Obrechen hurtle toward a final deadly confrontation that will leave only the desolation of hunters.

The epic conclusion of The Wolves of Kalinin duology!

In the tradition of Brotherhood of the Wolf, comes a terrifying werewolf tale in the final days of Czarist Russia.

As winter looms, a wolf of unusual size and intelligence descends upon the rural nineteenth-century Russian village of Obrechen. Forgoing local livestock, the beast preys upon human victims, confounding the local constabulary and hunters, whose efforts to kill the beast meet with disaster.

The village priest blames the wolf's deprivations on the presence of Galina Sekova, mistress of the Countess of Kalinin, secreted away in a cottage outside of Obrechen. Aided by a young village girl in her employ and an outcast boy orphaned by the pogroms of Kalinin, Galina seeks to unravel the wolf's secret before they become its next victims.

This is the first of an incredible forthcoming duology.

2024 Second Place Bookfest Award Winner in the category of Supernatural Fiction - Magic, Legends, & Lore

The mysterious places inhabiting the world's forests, mountains, and waters are the last vestiges of our ancient past. They echo a time when beings, some hideously dark and others beautifully magical, walked freely among us.

These tales tell of witches, gods, magick, valiant deeds, heartbreaking loss, and terrifying beasts, venerate our ancestors' ancient ways and knowledge by interweaving tales remembered only by the oldest of trees into new, original stories for our generation.

Walk the ancient paths.

Embrace the old ways.

Honor your ancestors, for what is remembered, lives.

History is penned by the victors—and the legend of Dracula was the lie Van Helsing needed the world to believe.


In the waning days of the 19th century, a crime was buried, but not forgotten, the cold-blooded murder of Transylvanian Prince Vlad Lupescu at the hands of Van Helsing and his conspirators.

Now, deep in the Carpathian shadows, the Voal Negru, a clandestine sisterhood of Dacian priestesses, invoke forbidden rites to summon their prince from the grave. Bound by blood and vengeance, he rises once more to hunt those who betrayed him.

Haunted by the ghost of a fallen soldier, a disgraced US cavalry officer accepts a mysterious commission: protect the widowed Mina Harker as she flees America aboard a ship bound for England. But the voyage soon descends into nightmare, taking him from the storm-lashed Atlantic to the mist-drenched alleys of London, and to a final reckoning in the desolate strongholds of Romania. There, in the ancient heart of Eastern Europe, he must face a legacy of blood—his own, and that of the resurrected Prince.