Horror icon Matthew LeDrew returns to the genre with a tale of suspense, thrills, and the supernatural.
Read the suspenseful, slow-burn dark fantasy thriller about Bob Haung, an aspiring LGBTQ painter, who dreams of having his work on the walls of its premiere gallery, The Menagerie. Instead, he works in the gift shop and helps inventory the paintings that have made it up ahead of him. One of these paintings has begun to move at night. In it, a long row of theatre seats fade into the shadows of the bleachers behind, and in those shadows is a mass of violet flesh and shifting red eyes. At night, these eyes stare back at Bob, and The Menagerie is filled with haunting songs, scant whispers, and the faint sound of a baby crying. Can Bob unlock the mystery of the painting... or will they become part of the exhibit too?

“This novel is Tales from the Crypt meets Doctor Who,”
-- Heather Reilly, Binding of the Almatraek

“My inner art nerd was utterly engaged. I wish this street existed, because I want to visit it.” -- Ali House, The Six Elemental

“Jacobi St paints a vivid picture of everyday life in a bohemian neighbourhood. By the time you realize everything isn’t what it seems, it’ll be too late to put the book down. While it might not be the place to settle down, Jacobi St is definitely worth the visit.”
-- Amanda Labonté, Call of the Sea