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Midsommer meets All Quiet on the Western Front in this masterful blend of mystery, adventure, and folk-horror. "The Sarvàn cements Hoover as a master of Horror." -Mac Caltrider, award winning journalist and author of Double Knot "Easily one of my favorite reads of the year so far! ...a chilling, slow-burn descent into madness and myth." -Goodreads review "(Hoover) captivates readers from the very first page, making it almost impossible to put down. I loved every aspect of this story, especially the way history is woven throughout. This is a book that you will want to reread again and again." -Goodreads review "In gritty prose that is both ethereal and raw, Douglass Hoover once again proves why his is a voice to be heard." -Kacy Tellessen, Award winning author of Freaks of a Feather: A Marine Grunt's Memoir "Hoover pulls no punches, delivering the sheer brutality of the First World War without remorse. But the epic clash of nations becomes only a backdrop to a greater mystery, one of ancient gods and harrowing deeds... If I could, I would read it fresh a hundred times over." -William Bolyard, author of Demons in the Taillights "The Sarvàn stands as an expertly woven tapestry rich with history, excitement, and raw emotion — all of which collide in a brutal and ultimately fulfilling climax that will leave you reeling long after you close the cover." -Nick Orton, author of The Transcript
WW1 Folk-Horror
In the midst of the First World War, a handful of allied POWs escape the torments of Germany’s most brutal internment camp only to find themselves stranded deep in the merciless wilderness of the Alps. The locals there are odd, and their traditions ancient. With hushed voices they whisper of ...
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