Three tales. Two centuries. One terrifying connection.



In the shadow-drenched town of Maplestone, Armand Jellico plays a deadly game—each murder a level, each victim a step toward perfection. Cold, brilliant, and utterly remorseless, Armand believes he’s in complete control. But when a mysterious force begins to interfere with his meticulous plans, it becomes clear that he may not be the hunter anymore. Someone is watching. Someone who knows the rules better than he does—and is rewriting them.



Meanwhile, in the town of Crossroads, 1886, Reginald T. Fox is just trying to dig graves and stay out of trouble. But trouble finds him when he takes a job in San Francisco and walks into a a room full of corpses, a cryptic employer with dark intentions, and a haunting secret from his own violent past.

As death follows Reginald back to Crossroads, he finds himself buried—literally—and forced to reckon with the sins of the living and the demands of the dead.



On the Other Side is a chilling trio of tales bound by fate and death, across time and beyond the veil. David W. Adams weaves a dual narrative of psychological horror and supernatural revenge where the past refuses to stay buried—and sometimes, the only way out is six feet under.