Tales from The Devil’s Archive
The Devil keeps records. I write them.
Standalone mystery-thrillers in the same terrifying world, where sibling bonds are tested, and the search for light is always shadowed.The central figure of one story often wanders quietly into another. A little more tired. A little more haunted. But always a friend against the dark.
THE DEVIL’S WARD
2025: Tara starts as a doctor at Deacon Hospital. She has one mission: to hunt and destroy the man who killed her big brother seventeen years ago.
But during a stormy night shift, her work phone dials itself. And a familiar voice answers.
2008: Tharn begins his night shift at Deacon Hospital, bewildered. A woman on the line claims to be his sister from the future. She warns that four patients will be murdered. That he will be blamed. That by the month’s end, he too will be dead.
Tharn doesn’t believe her.
Until the next murder happens exactly as she described.
Through the strange time-bending connection, the siblings join forces to rewrite the looming tragedy of the past. But in the present, bodies begin to pile up.
Tara had been ten when she told the killer to wait for her.
He did.
“If you love a mind-bending story where sibling love, loss, and vengeance collide, dive in…and maybe keep the lights on.”
THE DEVIL’S BROTHER
When Veran returns to Daemonsford, the remote island of his childhood, he wants revenge. His teen brother’s death five years ago was no accident. And Veran will burn down the whole island to find the truth.
Taking a job as the island’s new teacher, Veran quickly notices something wrong with the Year Ten students. Forced to mimic animal sounds during roll call, they are shunned and brutalised by the islanders. As Veran breaks through their hostility, he realises a terrible truth.
His brother had endured the same.
Digging deeper, Veran uncovers an approaching ritual—one that terrifies the students. As he races to protect them and unearth Daemonsford's secrets, the islanders whisper.
They say the Devil is watching him, that he’s asking too many questions, provoking its wrath, and that he really should leave.
Before he meets the same fate as his brother.
“An eerie, nail-biting mystery-thriller showcasing an older brother’s love and the horrors people are capable of.”