The quiet 1950s town of Elmbrook, Indiana sits atop a powder keg of mystical energies, all but imperceptible to its denizens. When a wandering necromancer, Simon Van Hadley, and his beguiling, capricious dark arts mistress arrive to unlock the mystic energies of the region's many ley lines, they risk unleashing their reality-tearing power.
As Simon delves deeper into the town's mysteries, he uncovers a ritual gone awry and a past he can barely remember, filled with untold sacrifices and forgotten sins. The very fabric of reality is at stake, and Simon must navigate a treacherous path between redemption and darkness, all while contending with the town's haunted history and his own fractured soul.
"The Necromancer's Folly" is a gripping tale of magic, redemption, and the shadows that linger in the quiet corners of small-town America. Simon Van Hadley's struggle is not just against external forces, but also the darkness of his forgotten past, as he strives to protect a world he can only trespass among its people.
When Kayla returns to her childhood home for summer break, she expects nothing more than hazy days spent behind her camera and restless nights scrolling through her phone. But that all changes when she meets Vasile. With his hypnotic presence, sharp wit, and a smile that never quite reaches his eyes, Vasile is unlike anyone Kayla has ever met.
What begins as an innocent curiosity spirals into irresistible obsession. Vasile's presence stirs something deep within her: a desire she can't quite name, but one that pulls her in even as her instincts scream for caution.
His touch is gentle, his words soft, but there's a shadow behind his smile, something he's hiding. She can't shake the feeling that there's more than meets the eye-something dark, ancient -- something not entirely human.