Esther and Kitty grew up hearing tales of the goblins who live in the woods bordering their town. Stories they believed were nothing more than silly superstitions, fables meant to scare children into good behavior. Until the people they love most are brutally murdered. With only a bowl of goblin fruit left behind, the sisters are about to learn that the wicked creatures are all too real. And The Goblin King has a vengeful appetite that must be sated.
In the Haunts of Goblin Men is a standalone installment in A Horde of Dead Poets collection featuring seven authors and their stories inspired by famous literary poems. If you often find yourself steering toward a dark, mysterious, isolated location; if family curses haunt you and unreliable narrators keep you in suspense, you won't want to miss a single volume in this gripping collection.
