Hollow Tree

Brogden blends sinister undertones into an action-packed, supernatural thriller filled with heart. ...Give this novel to fans of Dean Koontz, Keith Donohue's The Stolen Child, or intense, speculative stories with strong characters and plenty of intrigue. - Booklist The mechanics of Brogden's dual worlds are carefully crafted, and the mystery is wrapped in rich folklore and urban myth...This elegant horror story has deep psychological and emotional roots. -Publishers Weekly couldn't put this book down - Kati's Bookaholic Rambling Reviews If you are a fan of urban fantasy or enjoy a well-crafted mystery, go read this book! - Project Fandom a fresh and utterly compelling novel that should be on every horror fan's reading list. If you love dark and well written stories, you won't be disappointed by this novel - Risingshadow.net the reader can never quite see around the curve as to what is coming next. With tight pacing and strong ending, it's one of the best horror/fantasy novels I've read this year. - Adventures in Poor Taste The notion that folklore--the forms of expressive culture that all of us engage in every single day--actually has supernatural potential is an intriguing one, and Brogden uses it to good effect. Horrortalk.com An enjoyable read to add to your list. - Tulsa Book Review Brogden has created something truly vast and impressive out of Bella in the Wych Elm urban legend BiblioSanctum