Tom Horn Books

Tom Horn was known as a buffalo hunter, scout, soldier, and eventually a rancher. His life story offers a compelling look at the American West during a pivotal era of its development. Horn's fate remains a subject of debate, yet his narrative is deeply intertwined with the myths and realities of the frontier. His character prompts reflection on justice, boundaries, and morality in a rugged landscape.

The Hollows
344 pages
13 hours of reading
The story centers on Kat St. Claire and her brother Bobby, who are intrigued by the mysterious mountain town of their parents' origins. Their mother’s sister, Abigail, gifted Kat a white-gold pentagram charm for her thirteenth birthday, which their parents insist she must keep on for safety. This charm, believed by some to be a protective talisman against lycanthropy, carries an ominous Latin inscription, "Cave Canum," meaning "Beware the dog," hinting at deeper secrets and potential dangers tied to their family's past.
Sinnestra's Fury
500 pages
18 hours of reading
The story centers on Lady Rosa, who is haunted by the impending return of the demon Sinnestra, seeking vengeance after being mortally wounded by the Blade of the Spider's Kiss. As ominous clouds gather on the horizon, Rosa grapples with her fear and the threat that looms over her. The narrative explores themes of danger and the consequences of past actions, setting the stage for a gripping confrontation between the forces of good and evil.

The Hollows

Sinnestra's Fury