Coventry, Massachusetts. Halloween night, 1984. The air is crisp with candy and secrets, and on Parmenter Road, two families are coming undone. But amid the costumed children drifting door to door, four unfamiliar kids appear, pale, frightened, and dressed in vintage clothes. They whisper that something called The Cunning Man is coming for them and beg to be hidden.
As night deepens, a strange clearing opens in the woods, and an ancient tree takes root where none existed before. The terror spreading through the neighborhood is no longer confined to stories or masks.
All Hallows holds 4.0 stars on Amazon and 3.5 on Goodreads, a haunting suburban horror from Bram Stoker Award–winning author Christopher Golden about secrets, fear, and the monsters we invite home.
