Everyone has nightmares but the silent girl from Tatum’s is crossing over to reality and when she does, someone dies. In a quiet little neighbourhood, murders are about to rock the community’s happy existence but only Tatum can make the connection between seeing the girl from her nightmare and the deaths that are occurring. The second time it happens another person dies. By the third time Tatum is left needing answers. She has to ask, is she next? “Twisted and dark, Tatum will leave you wanting more. “ – Toni Cox, Author of the Elemental Saga. Book 1 of The Butcher Book Series.

How do you kill something that is already dead? In this third-person, multiple points of view short by International Bestselling Author Sian B. Claven we return to the Metz home but not with the Metz family. Using the house as a temporary location before they find their forever home, Robbie and Diana just want to get in and get out. Mysterious things happen around the house though and just as suddenly people start dropping like flies. Scared for their family’s safety, Robyn haunts the house to protect the children from The Butcher who has his own intentions. Diana doesn’t know what to do about the situation at all. Her baby is seeing something that isn’t there. Her eldest twin is constantly angry and skinning animals, playing with knives. Her middle child has completely withdrawn within himself. Sylvana is called upon to answer some questions, but no one living called her. The third Butcher Book comes spinning from a different angle, ready to shock and thrill you in a different way than the first two did. Fans of paranormal thrillers should begin the series, starting with Tatum.

In it, for one more kill. In an abandoned warehouse. Behind the arcade. In the woods. In a Motel. All these locations have one thing in common – Murder – and these murders are reminiscent of a killer that is long dead. While Detective Derick Wyatt is trying to navigate his new love life with Kimberly, a copycat Butcher is driving him to drink. But what do the killings have to do with the sweet family that lives next door to him? As the Butcher eludes him and his relationship with the family strains, he has to thank God he has Kimberly beside him to see him through this mess. The final Butcher book brings it all together. One last time.