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by Darrin Doyle (Author)
A century-old cabin holds secrets that refuse to stay buried.
In the Michigan woods, Beck Randall moves his family into a cabin with a dark past. His daughters, Tina and Lucy, soon discover an eerie presence known as "The Whistler," a haunting echo of suffering and violence woven into the land itself.
As the past and present intertwine, the Randall family confronts a terrifying legacy. Can they escape the grip of history, or will they become the next chapter in the cabin's grim tale? A blend of suspense, beauty, and terror, this intergenerational literary horror story explores the enduring power of the past. Perfect for readers of Shirley Jackson and Stephen King.
Author Biography
Darrin Doyle is the author of six other books of fiction, including the novels The Beast in Aisle 34 and The Girl Who Ate Kalamazoo. His short stories have appeared in many literary journals. He has worked as a paperboy, janitor, mover, telemarketer, copy consultant, pizza driver, and prep cook, among other jobs. He teaches at Central Michigan University and lives in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
