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A quick note for new readers: When Shadows Burn begins as an investigation and intentionally changes shape. If you’re expecting a monster in the attic, this one’s after something closer to home. Think southern-gothic atmosphere, queer liberation, and a town that finally looks in the mirror.

For genre-curious folks: When Shadows Burn leans psychological horror/southern-gothic, grounded, human-driven terror in a small Virginia town. If you liked Midsommar, this may be for you!

"Twin Peaks meets Shirley Jackson." -Jennifer Wright, bestselling author and former political editor-at-large for Harper's Bazaar

Some houses whisper. This one screams.

In the heart of Raven's Cross, Virginia, the decaying Scott house looms. Its broken-window eyes watch a town desperate to forget. When Roxy, a teenage girl, vanishes into a sweltering night, long-buried fears erupt, and suspicion turns savage. The townspeople turn on the newcomers, blaming them for what they refuse to face in themselves. As polite smiles crack and old grudges resurface, Raven's Cross's genteel mask begins to slip, revealing the rot beneath.

Timothy Michaels came to town chasing a story. A true crime podcaster investigating the haunted legacy of the Scott house, he never expected to be pulled into something so immediate-and so dangerous. Alongside unexpected allies, Tim begins to unearth a legacy of complicity and cruelty-one the town would kill to keep buried. Because, in Raven's Cross, the shadows don't just linger. They burn.

• Todd Brown
• Published 1970 January 1st by (first published 1970 January 1st)
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• ISBN13: 9798888248737
• Pages
• 4.30 118 ratings
• 75 reviews