Those Across The River
by Christopher Buehlman
The year is 1935. Failed Academic Frank Nichols and his partner, Eudora, have come south to claim an inheritance in the cursed and impoverished town of Whitbrow, Georgia. The nature of the curse is inextricably bound to the lost plantation once owned by Frank’s ancestor, Julien Savoyard, a man so brutal his slaves rose up and murdered him at the end of the Civil War. Frank means to find that plantation, write a book about Savoyard, and restart his career. But a blood debt is owed, and something in those woods has been waiting a long, long time to call it in.
by Christopher Buehlman
The year is 1935. Failed Academic Frank Nichols and his partner, Eudora, have come south to claim an inheritance in the cursed and impoverished town of Whitbrow, Georgia. The nature of the curse is inextricably bound to the lost plantation once owned by Frank’s ancestor, Julien Savoyard, a man so brutal his slaves rose up and murdered him at the end of the Civil War. Frank means to find that plantation, write a book about Savoyard, and restart his career. But a blood debt is owed, and something in those woods has been waiting a long, long time to call it in.
by Christopher Buehlman
The year is 1935. Failed Academic Frank Nichols and his partner, Eudora, have come south to claim an inheritance in the cursed and impoverished town of Whitbrow, Georgia. The nature of the curse is inextricably bound to the lost plantation once owned by Frank’s ancestor, Julien Savoyard, a man so brutal his slaves rose up and murdered him at the end of the Civil War. Frank means to find that plantation, write a book about Savoyard, and restart his career. But a blood debt is owed, and something in those woods has been waiting a long, long time to call it in.
Author: Christopher Buehlman
“You know who’s good?”, a Foreword by Bram Stoker Award-winning author Adam Cesare.
Artist(s): Chesley Award-winning artist David Palumbo created a wraparound illustration for the dust-jacket and three breathtaking interior illustrations.
Trim size: 6 x 9 inches
Binding: Hardcover, Smyth Sewn with head and foot bands
Printed on 70# White Offset paper
Cloth ribbon bookmark
304 pages
Edition: Signed by the author, limited to 500 hand-numbered copies
Year: October/November 2021
Wraparound dust-jacket art by David Palumbo
