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Canebrulay
Paperback
Publisher: Riyan Septa
Published: Nov 27 2025
Pages: 560
Weight: 1.41
Height: 1.25 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some towns are forgotten. Some are better left that way.
Snyder Soderbergh makes his living as a spiritual exterminator, banishing ghosts and curses for a fee. But when a trail of gruesome, inexplicable deaths leads him deep into the Louisiana bayou, he's chasing a nightmare that no one is paying him to find. The electric tingle at the base of his skull screams of something ancient and hungry, something that has been waiting in a forgotten corner of the map called Canebrulay.
He is not alone in being drawn there. A trio of ruthless killers follows a vision of a glowing, otherworldly knife. An immortal warrior woman walks through centuries, answering a call to a battle she may not survive. And a man possessed by a wolf-demon fights a losing battle for his own soul.
They are all converging on a single, terrifying truth: the legends are real. The mother of all cursed creatures, the queen of shadow magic herself-Mother Soucouyant-is stirring from her long slumber. And Canebrulay, a town where time has folded in on itself and the dead do not stay buried, is about to become the stage for a confrontation between the damned and the thing they all fear.
Welcome to Canebrulay. Pray you find your way out.
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