Horrors of Sobolton

A frozen corpse. A haunted town. And a new sheriff with everything to prove. When John Tench arrives in the remote town of Sobolton to start his new job as sheriff, he expects a quiet community with the usual small-town secrets. What he doesn't expect is the bloodied body of a young girl trapped beneath the ice of a frozen lake – or the chilling silence when no-one can identify her. As paranoia grips the town, sightings of the girl's ghost begin to spread. Whispers of curses, retribution, and something darker echo through snow-covered streets. Desperate to solve the case and earn the town's trust, Tench throws himself into the investigation – but the deeper he digs, the colder things get. Meanwhile, local veterinarian Lisa Sondnes is tracking a rabid wolf through the frostbitten woods. But what she uncovers isn't just a predator – it's something unnatural. Something wrong. Something that might be tied to the horrors hidden beneath the ice. Little Miss Dead is the first chilling installment of The Horrors of Sobolton – a dark paranormal horror series about a town on the edge of something monstrous.

Many years ago, reclusive millionaire Wentworth Stone retreated from the world, seemingly unable to get over the death of his wife. Nobody has heard from him since... until the day he asks for help from Sobolton veterinarian Lisa Sondnes. Heading out to Stone's remote home, Lisa discovers a flock of sick and diseased swans. Stone insists that his prized collection must be saved, but the more she tries to treat the birds, the more Lisa starts to wonder whether they might be hiding a strange secret. When she discovers a hidden cave on Stone's property, she soon realizes that her worst fears are about to come true. Meanwhile, John investigates a mystery of his own, one that's clearly linked to a tragedy that occurred many years ago. Wentworth Stone's crumbling mansion hides a second secret, one that threatens to burst back into the world just as a ghostly little girl makes her second appearance. With pressure mounting, can John get any closer to discovering who killed the girl in the ice? Swan Territory is the second book in the Horrors of Sobolton series, which tells the story of one small town's struggle to deal with the paranormal monstrosities on its doorstep. Each book tells a standalone story, but there are cliffhangers and readers are recommended to go through the series in order.

Many years ago, a bus containing ten recently married men crashed just outside Sobolton. All the passengers died, leaving ten grieving widows. Now only one of those widows is still alive, and she wants answers. Susan Walpole believes that the truth about the crash has never come out, and that some of the details have been deliberately hidden to protect the guilty. She knows that uncovering the truth will be difficult, but she has one secret weapon up her sleeve. Susan Walpole believes she can contact the dead. As John and Lisa find themselves caught up in the mystery, they both begin to realize that even Susan hasn't grasped the true horrors that led to that awful accident. Something is waiting out on the road, at the exact spot where the bus plunged to its doom, and Susan's quest for answers might just bring about yet another tragedy. Dead Widow Road is the third book in the Horrors of Sobolton series, which tells the story of one small town's struggle to deal with the paranormal monstrosities on its doorstep. Each book tells a standalone story, but there are cliffhangers and readers are recommended to go through the series in order.

As he tries desperately to maintain control over the town, John starts to realize that he might never again be the man he once was. Determined to keep going without asking for help, he pushes himself to the limit, and this time even Lisa and Robert might be unable to save him. But will his hubris lead to tragedy? Meanwhile, many years in the past, Sobolton is a growing community at the edge of the frontier. People are crowding into the region in search of riches, and the entire town is filled to bursting point. A longstanding truce with the wolves looks set to break down, but one man believes that he might yet be able to come up with a compromise that might help to prevent all-out war. Blood of the Lost is the ninth book in the Horrors of Sobolton series, which tells the story of one small town's struggle to deal with the paranormal monstrosities on its doorstep. Each book tells a standalone story, but there are cliffhangers and readers are recommended to go through the series in order.

Struggling to deal with his divided self, John Tench realizes that he'll soon have to make a decision. Does he want to continue living his old life, or is he ready to embrace a new existence? And can either of those choices help him save Sobolton from the fury of the wolves? Desperate to save her daughter, Lisa finally comes to the conclusion that she needs to go on the offensive. Armed only with her patchy knowledge of the wolves and their ways, she sets out into the forest on a one-woman mission to rescue Eloise. As far as she's concerned, the town of Sobolton can burn, but she's willing to die if that's the only way to save her daughter. As different strands of Sobolton's history start to come together, dark forces awaken in the forest and other dangers emerge. Sensing weakness, an ancient enemy believes that the time has finally come to claim its greatest victory. Echo of the Dead is the eleventh book in the thirteen-part Horrors of Sobolton series, which tells the story of one small town's struggle to deal with the paranormal monstrosities on its doorstep. Each book tells a standalone story, but there are cliffhangers and readers are recommended to go through the series in order.

The final battle approaches as the Horrors of Sobolton series draws close to its shocking finale. Humans and wolves are at one another's throats, but as they battle to the death will any of them realize that they're being manipulated? Lisa Sondnes thinks she's alone in her fight to save Eloise, but she's reckoned without the ragtag group of allies she's managed to gather along the way. Venturing deep into wolf territory, they all know that the odds are stacked against them, and that Saint Thomas will stop at nothing in his plot to restore the honor of his species. For John Tench, the battle is also internal as his own body threatens to tear itself apart. He thought he had a choice, but now he's starting to realize that the natural world won't let him go. Torn between two forms, he knows that he's running out of time, but will his indecision condemn not only his own soul but also the entire town of Sobolton to a terrible fate? Dead End Town is the twelfth book in the thirteen-part Horrors of Sobolton series, which tells the story of one small town's struggle to deal with the paranormal monstrosities on its doorstep. Each book tells a standalone story, but there are cliffhangers and readers are recommended to go through the series in order.