Some stories take a while to make it to paper (or ebook, as the case may be). Some ideas need to roll around in my head for a while until I can figure out what to do with them. Crowley’s Window was one of those ideas. For years I had this image in my head about a blind fortune teller who could actually see out of the tattoos she’d had inked on the palm of each hand. Trouble was, I didn’t have the story to go along with the image, so the fortune teller sat waiting for me to let her loose on the world.

And now I have…

Crowley’s Window is an occult/supernatural/police procedural novella that is available in ebook as well as trade paperback formats. Go grab yourself a copy today!



Here’s a little more about the book:

Abby Hawkins was never normal. Born with a birth cowl—a rare birth defect thought to predict psychic abilities—she is haunted by horrible visions. Shortly after her 13th birthday, Abby’s parents call in the mysterious Crowley to help their daughter. His interventions rid her of the visions…and her eyes. Now a beautiful young lady, Abby Hawkins works as a blind fortune teller in a traveling Carnival. When she receives a powerful vision—one depicting the abduction of a little girl—she becomes the sole witness to the crime. Only a young police officer believes her bizarre story, and with his help she embarks upon an investigation that will ultimately reunite her with the madman from her past and bring her to the hellish threshold of Crowley’s Window.

“Rollo is the best new horror writer I have come across in years. If he continues to horrify us with his brutal and amazing tales of the macabre, then I believe we have a new master of horror on the rise.” –The Horror Review

-“[Strange Magic has] scares aplenty and a couple twists and turns you will not see coming.” –Peter Schwotzer (Famous Monsters Of Filmland)

“…will make the reader cringe and his flesh crawl right off his scalp.” – Dread Central

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