Redcherry

George McCarthy has been dead for thirty-three years. Bound to his Texas mansion. He’s long stopped asking why he’s still around. For a time he reads and writes and minds his own. Then a family moves in, and their eight-year-old son invokes something ancient and wicked. Something only George can see. It calls itself Redcherry. George finds himself battling Redcherry through Earth and Hell and all the places between. He relives his worst moments. He peers into the molten eyes of pure evil, of depravity. Redcherry’s ambitions grow out of control. George fights to maintain that there is a place for goodness in this world and the next. The decades-long struggle between George and absolute evil is epic and intimate and devastating.