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    Greg F. Gifune is a celebrated author whose works are lauded for their atmospheric intensity and psychological depth. His stylistic mastery and knack for crafting unsettling narratives establish him as a significant voice in contemporary literature. Gifune delves into themes of the human psyche and the boundaries of reality, drawing readers into dark and captivating worlds. His extensive body of work, encompassing novels and short stories, has garnered international acclaim and Hollywood interest.

    The Gypsy Moths
    Orphans of Wonderland
    Drago Descending
    Midnight Gods
    Dangerous Boys
    A View From the Lake
    • A View From the Lake

      • 154 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      When the great Nijinsky arrives in New York to a tumultuous welcome in April, 1916, young Morgan Vanheusen braves his father's wrath by helping the dancer steal away from his family's estate during a charity event. An unlikely alliance blossoms and Morgan becomes known as "a friend of Mr. Nijinsky." Doors open and he grabs the opportunity to get back to racing the motorcars he loves. But as the young American is drawn in to Nijinsky's paranoid world, he is pulled into a murder investigation and discovers a side of his city he never knew existed. Then his sister is kidnapped by a mad Russian and only his new "friend" can save her. Can Morgan count on the eccentric dancer to rescue his sister?

      A View From the Lake
    • Dangerous Boys

      • 330 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of crime, this coming-of-age tale explores the complexities of growing up amid turmoil. The narrative showcases the author's versatility, weaving together intense themes and character development that highlight the struggles and transformations faced by the protagonist. With a gripping plot, the story delves into the darker aspects of life while also capturing the essence of personal growth and resilience.

      Dangerous Boys
    • Midnight Gods

      • 136 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      On a frigid winter night, Emily and Oliver Young's lives are irrevocably altered after a hit-and-run incident involving a mysterious man in a fedora. This event catalyzes a descent into chaos, reflecting a divided America plagued by fear, hatred, and distrust. As the narrative unfolds, the couple confronts the tangible manifestations of terror and turmoil in their world, highlighting the pervasive nature of fear that affects everyone. The story delves into themes of societal breakdown and the personal impact of broader national crises.

      Midnight Gods
    • Drago Descending

      • 218 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      A former policeman and Gulf War veteran, David Drago grapples with his traumatic past as he takes on a case to find his missing ex-girlfriend, Jesse Greenlaw. This investigation unravels a web of violence, sexual intrigue, and dark practices, pulling him into a sinister world of black witchcraft and Satanism. As he delves deeper, Drago confronts haunting visions that blur the boundaries between reality and nightmare, forcing him to face both external dangers and his own inner demons.

      Drago Descending
    • Orphans of Wonderland

      • 254 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The story follows journalist Joel Walker, who, after writing a bestselling book on a real ritual killing, has lived in quiet seclusion for twenty years due to the trauma it caused. When a childhood friend is murdered amidst rumors of strange medical experiments, Joel is drawn back to his past. As he investigates, he confronts buried secrets from his youth and the thin line between paranoia and true evil. The narrative explores themes of trauma, the impact of past events, and the haunting nature of unresolved mysteries.

      Orphans of Wonderland
    • The Gypsy Moths

      • 204 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
      4.2(26)Add rating

      The author is highly praised by Richard Chizmar, indicating a strong reputation in the literary community. Gifune's work is noted for its compelling storytelling, making it essential reading for fans of the genre. His writing is likely to captivate and engage readers, suggesting a unique style that stands out among contemporary authors.

      The Gypsy Moths
    • Rogue

      • 178 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Cameron Horne's seemingly perfect life unravels as he experiences uncontrollable behavior, memory loss, and terrifying nightmares. The arrival of a mysterious young man who predicts the future intensifies his turmoil. As Cameron grapples with disturbing visions and shadowy figures, he confronts a dark awakening within himself, leading to violent outbursts. The narrative explores themes of identity, mental struggle, and the fragility of the American Dream as Cameron fights to reclaim his life.

      Rogue
    • In a dying coastal town, Stanley Falk, a dishwasher with a violent past, struggles to forget his dark history through alcohol. After waking up to find his bank account emptied and haunted by nightmares of evil gods and torture, he realizes something malevolent is pulling him back into darkness, with unseen watchers luring him toward a terrifying truth.

      Devil's Breath
    • Night Work

      • 270 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of the 1990s, the story explores the intertwined realms of organized crime and professional wrestling, revealing a gritty landscape where deception, brutality, and the quest for power reign supreme. Characters navigate a dangerous world driven by ambition and desire, showcasing the darker sides of human nature as they grapple with loyalty and betrayal in their pursuit of respect and dominance.

      Night Work
    • Children of Chaos

      • 284 pages
      • 10 hours of reading
      4.1(12)Add rating

      The story revolves around three teenage boys, Phil, Jamie, and Martin, whose lives are irrevocably altered after a chance meeting with a mysterious scarred man during a storm. This encounter spirals into a tragic turn of events, leading to murder and the revelation that the stranger may possess otherworldly qualities. As they grapple with the consequences of their actions, the boys must confront their own destinies and the darker aspects of their souls.

      Children of Chaos