The Demons of Conjury

The problem with demons, as Kate Finch and August Swaine know well, is that they’re persistent. Hard to keep away. Harder still to banish for good.

Finch and Swaine aren’t your ideal neighbors.

Given their work, more than a few demons end up skulking around the nearby woods, towns, and valleys. For decades. Centuries, even. 

So what happens? Well, some myths and rumor take hold, grow. About certain places best avoided. Talk of a lake where you don’t want to sink a dead body if you don’t want it to come back—different. Tales of infernal spirits—diabolical spirits—stalking the gaslit streets of the industrial revolution a century and change on. Signs of a demonic presence wreaking havoc on a Halloween night in the early 1980s. 

It’s all connected to those demons of Salem, to the work of Finch and Swaine, despite their best efforts to keep it all under control.

Demons are hard to control, you see.

So I’ve put together The Demons of Conjury: Series Collection. It’s a box set featuring three companion novels to The Books of Conjury:

* Revolutionary Dead

* The Devil’s Key

* Ghost at Dusk

They’re all set in the same universe as The Books of Conjury, but are stand-alone stories, each featuring a unique cast of characters grappling with the infernal in a different time period in Massachusetts history. 

Again, not pointing the finger at Finch and Swaine; they did the best they could.

Read about the demons who got away. Check out the single-volume collection!