Joshua Scribner delves into the shadowed corners of the human psyche and the elusive nature of reality. His prose is characterized by a dreamlike atmosphere and profound existential questions that provoke contemplation. Scribner masterfully weaves narratives that drift between reality and illusion, revealing the fragility of human existence. His style is hypnotic, drawing readers into worlds fraught with tension and ambiguity.
Doctor Wolfstone's client seems harmless enough. She's a librarian by occupation and rather plain in appearance. But what's in her is not so plain, and it's not harmless. Worst of all, it likes to come out once a year and hunt its prey.