Bob Stevens Bücher

The collection explores dark themes through vivid imagery and cautionary tales, featuring a devil, a hobgoblin, and a solitary tomcat. Human characters grapple with poor decisions, heartbreak, and mortality, set against predominantly gloomy, nocturnal backdrops. Despite the overarching darkness, elements of love and romance provide a glimmer of hope. This work is the third in a planned series of thirteen, continuing the author’s exploration of complex emotions and moral dilemmas.

Set against the backdrop of the 1873-74 lumbering boom in the Inland Seas Region, this collection chronicles the Bottoms family's journey through bustling port cities and remote lumberlands. Their travels reveal a stark contrast between human exploitation and nature's resilience, as they document a range of dark topics including crimes, drug use, supernatural events, cannibalism, and violence. The narrative serves as both a cautionary tale about environmental destruction and a testament to the enduring strength of the natural world.

Set in a haunting, overcast world, this collection of short stories captures the essence of October and the spirit of horror. Readers will encounter restless spirits, eerie neighbors, and the sounds of trick-or-treaters as they navigate through tales of skeletons haunting kitchens and an all-female rockabilly trio chasing fame. The presence of the Devil adds an unsettling twist, making it a perfect read for those who revel in the thrills of the season.