Ghosts and Autumn set of two books

Ghosts of Autumn
Scary stories told at night are full of dark questions.
- Who built the house where ghosts now live a hundred years ago?
- Why does the creature in the basement devour them if they fail to keep their promises?
- What is drawn under the wallpaper in the corridors of the house?
- Why do ghosts play cards and what is the stake in the game?
- Who is the man named Winnie hiding from, who shares the basement with the creature?
- And what does detective Doppler hide in his basement?
All the answers to this story lie in the past.
Here, secrets are a real knot of snakes. If you pull one by the tail, the fatal intertwining will unravel, but
the poisonous bite is inevitable.
“Ghosts of Autumn” is the first novel of a mystical cycle that will appeal to fans of the works of Stephen King and
Howard F. Lovecraft.
A multilayered work full of plot twists, where all events are interconnected.
Alternative America, two temporal streams: modernity and the Civil War.
A blend of mysticism and brutal horror, seasoned with imagery and cinematic quality.
The novel contains references to Mark Twain, George Martin, and classic Westerns.

Autumn of Ghosts
True heroes do not die, they become ghosts. Autumn demands new sacrifices: the house is broken, ghosts
die one after another, truth crawls out from underground with the crooked fingers of skeletons, a boy in the basement tries
to revive the dead, prophet Ranj goes through the burned circus, royal inspector Holdstock sticks his nose where it
doesn't belong and finds himself face to face with a monster. “Autumn of Ghosts” comes to town, it is ruthless and insane.
A continuation of the novel “Ghosts of Autumn”.
A mix of mysticism and horror, written in the best traditions of King and Lovecraft.
Heroes whose past is even darker than their future are doomed to wander in darkness, their lines intertwining in a frightening
puzzle.
A vast narrative canvas, through which a black thread of mysticism stretches, awakening
deep-seated fears. Who is brave enough to take the risk?