Southern gothic horror on a private island, where a ghostwriting job for a reclusive rock star comes with house rules nobody explains. Music-laden supernatural suspense about fame's price and the things that sing after midnight.

Don't Go Near the Attic Door. Don't Go Outside After Midnight. Don't Ever Listen.

Ghostwriter Callie Rowe has landed a dream job: penning the memoir of her nineties rock-star crush, Riff Fall. But from the moment she sets foot on remote Invisible Island, where Riff keeps to his beachfront mansion, she senses that the allure of fame is hiding something worse.

Rumors swirl around Riff's secluded life, especially the unexplained disappearance of his wife years ago. And his world comes with rules: never go outside after midnight, and stay away from the blue door upstairs.

Callie means to keep things professional. Instead she's pulled toward Riff, whose troubled past bleeds into his present. Bound by a contract signed decades ago, he's haunted by more than his lost reputation. Something waits just beyond the edge of his property.

The deeper Callie sinks into Riff's self-imprisonment, the clearer it becomes that she's being hunted too. To get off the island with her life, she'll have to face the darkness in her own past and the true price of fame, or join the night singers' midnight symphony as its next voice.

The Night Singers is a standalone Southern gothic horror novel, for readers who love haunted islands, rock-and-roll Faustian bargains and houses with rules. Perfect for fans of Catriona Ward, Grady Hendrix and Simone St. James.