A Family's Descent Into Madness and Witchcraft Weaves the Bloody Tapestry of Roanoke's Demise

From the author of "Crimson Cobblestones" comes a visceral hypothetical horror of America's most unanswered question: What happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke?

In the haunting wilderness of 1587, the Dare family seeks salvation but finds only damnation in the form of a desolate settlement and mounting deaths. THE DEVIL'S COLONY weaves a blood-soaked tapestry of historical tragedy and spine-chilling supernatural horror, exploring the thin line between faith and madness in the New World.

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Witchcraft, Wendigos, Possessed children, and "Found-footage" diary entries, witness the terrifying unraveling of family and settlement as long-buried secrets collide.

With echoes of Alma Katsu's "The Hunger" and the atmospheric dread of Robert Egger's "The Witch," this novel drowns readers in a world where the promise of a new beginning leads only to unimaginable horror, exploring the haunting consequences of betrayal and the desperate lengths one family will go to reclaim what was lost.