The Siren of Groves Peak
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Flame Tree Publishing
Publishing:16th Jun '26
£20.00
This title is due to be published on 16th June, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
Splatterpunk Award nominee Glenn Rolfe writes tight, modern horror stories for the dark romance and horror reader.
A dark secret in a small Maine coastal town threatens the communities' way of life. A murder at sea is only the beginning, and now she wants revenge.
Groves Peak, Maine is home to a dark secret. The successful lobstering community is ready for summer, but a murder at sea changes everything. People are dying in the small coastal town, and the lobstermen are on edge.
Only one man knows the truth. His closet of skeletons is about to open, and no one is safe. Not even his daughter or her best friend. As a supernatural fury, homegrown dangers, and buried secrets coalesce into a series of real-life nightmares, friendships are tested, and heroes will fall. The Siren of Groves Peak reveals the true monsters in us all.
"Highly addictive, delightfully strange, creepy as hell and exceptionally written. Plausibly Rolfe's finest yet.”
-- The Musings of Dustin A. Frueh“I just have to say that this was a book I did not want to put down. For every parent who has ever feared that lurking stranger, the exact one we warn our children about, this book will chill you to the bone. Be warned.”
-- CastleMacabre“August's Eyes is a mix of realistic horror of a serial killer that goes after young teenage boys and the supernatural. I really enjoyed the supernatural element within the story, but the realistic horror is what really scared me.”
-- Mindy's Book Journey"The Siren of Groves Peak is a maritime folklore that transforms into a savage reckoning. What begins as a myth becomes something far more horrifying: a community forced to confront the violence that sustains it. Glenn Rolfe delivers horror that lingers long after the tide goes out." -- Cynthia Pelayo Bram Stoker Award–winning author of Children of Chicago
"Horror hits like a hurricane in this creature-feature masterfully layered with terror, dread, and scares so jarring they just might leave you seasick without ever leaving land."
-- Nick Medina, author of Indian Burial Ground and The WhisISBN: 9781787589858
Dimensions: 234mm x 153mm x 23mm
Weight: 198g
288 pages