The Devil's Man

HELL IS COMING TO CAIN'S END.  

In "Blood of the Innocent, Blood of the Lamb," Herman Epler's life is crumbling: a dead-end job, a dying mother, and a legacy he never asked for. Then he finds the book hidden in his attic. Bound in skin. Whispering with his father's voice. What starts as a slow unraveling of his sanity becomes something far darker.  

In "Steve Came Back," Steve Mortenson was murdered. Buried. Forgotten. Until the book drags him back. Now undead and unraveling, Steve is on a mission to uncover who killed him, and why the people he used to trust might not want him to find out.  

In "The Reaper," When a mutilated body turns up at a public park, Sheriff Israel Thomas is pulled into a murder investigation that leads straight into the sinful heart of what he thought was his quaint little town.  

Throughout it all, David Lowe, a washed-up teacher and reluctant editor, watches it all unfold in the most unconventional way. Hired to revise the ramblings of a reclusive horror writer, David work brings to life an insidious horror thirsty to feed on his lifeforce. Every edit tightens the grip of something old and hungry, something using these stories to bleed into the world.  

THE DEVIL'S MAN is a gritty, slow-burn horror noir that blends supernatural dread with small-town decay. Hell is coming to Cain's End, and nobody can stop it.