Jae Mazer – författare

People are disappearing in the small community of Picton. 

It''s not big news in the city where Freya lives, but when she stumbles across the story in her local newspaper, whispers from her guilt-ridden childhood call her back to the life she thought she''d escaped decades ago. Answering the summons of her own murky history, Freya journeys home to reunite with her long-lost best friend and her one remaining family member at the farm she once ran away from in the middle of the night. As soon as she arrives, she finds both twisted memories and fresh horrors waiting for her: killers, ghosts, and something dark that waits at the edge of the woods, hungry for blood and suffering. Freya must decide if she''s willing to face the demons of her past and her present-and if she''s prepared for the cost of fighting.

Blood and bone. Ghosts and flesh. Pleasure and Pain.

These pages contain morsels of darkness and despair-a birthday and death collide, a grotesque twist on an urban legend, untreated mental illness that results in a heinous crime, specters and creatures entangled in the persecution of witches. These are just some of the stories featured in this collection. Don''t be fooled. This is not a pretty thing on paper. There be blood, murder, sex, body horror, and dead children within. Read at your own risk.

What happens when we die? Where do we go? What becomes of our meat, our mind, our soul? And what happens if we get stuck somewhere in between, tangled in the thin veil between life and the afterlife?

Fort Ramnon is a place for those not quite alive and not quite dead. A holding place for impossible creatures, wayward human souls, and dark things that belong nowhere else. 

Tales From Ramnon is a collection of four folk horror stories, each set in a unique culture, with a different folk creature, and a devastating social issue. Within these pages, you will experience the dark world of suicide, domestic abuse, addiction, and childhood illness. You will also hear the whoosh of feathers slicing the wind, the crash of antlers in the forest, the keening of sorrow, and the ravenous slurping of hunger. 

Welcome to Ramnon.