A Scare at Bedtime

<p><strong>The Quare Fellow</strong></p><p><strong>A Scare at Bedtime</strong></p><p><strong>A chilling Irish folk horror tale about the deadliest sin of all.</strong></p><p>Séamus O'Malley is the pride of his village a clever man who has outwitted the Devil himself not once not twice but three times. In the smoky warmth of Molloy's pub he holds court with tales of his cunning: how he saved his dying father won his family's farm at a crossroads and trapped Old Nick in a hawthorn tree.</p><p>Everyone knows his stories. Everyone fears his arrogance. And everyone knows that pride comes before a fall.</p><p>When a mysterious woman in a blood-red dress appears at the Harvest Céilí the whole village watches in horror as Séamus's boasting finally catches up with him. She challenges him to one final dance a dance that will end with a kiss that steals his soul and condemns him to eternal damnation.</p><p>Set in rural Ireland where mist clings to ancient stones and the veil between worlds runs thin <em>The Quare Fellow</em> is a visceral tale of supernatural horror that explores what happens when a man values his pride more than his salvation.</p><p><strong>Perfect for fans of Irish folklore folk horror and tales that will keep you awake long after you've turned the last page.</strong></p><p><em><strong>He always collects. Always.</strong></em></p>