Novel

Grimwolf: Shadows of 1930

A standalone story within Grimwolf.

Published · Available in English, Spanish and French

London, 1930. Beneath the fog, someone is preparing a blood ritual.

Young women are being found dead in the alleys of Whitechapel and Southwark, their bodies staged with disturbing precision. Ancient symbols have been carved into their skin. Coins rest beneath their tongues.

Inspector Arthur Crowley has built his career on evidence and reason. Now he must hunt a killer whose crimes seem to obey a logic older than anything Scotland Yard is prepared to accept.

But Crowley is not the only man hunting through the fog.

Eirikr Skarnisson, known as Lobo, has arrived in London with a list of names. The men on it murdered his family, and he intends to find every one of them. Beside him is Klaus Hartmann, a Bavarian sailor trapped by his own mistakes and desperate to protect his daughter.

Their paths eventually lead to the same name: Ravenscroft.

One of the most powerful families in the British Empire, the Ravenscrofts possess wealth, political influence—and secrets that have survived for centuries.

As Crowley's investigation and Lobo's private war collide, they begin to uncover something far larger than a series of murders.

London is becoming a hunting ground. And some things dismissed as myth may never have been myths at all.

Grimwolf is a historical noir thriller blending murder, political corruption, organised crime and supernatural horror in the fogbound streets of 1930s London.