"Castle tells a terrific story, dire and confusing and convincing.

" Scott Bradfiel

d, The New York Times Book Review

Eric Loesch, a private man with a shadowy past, returns to his hometown in rural
New York where he purchases a dilapidated house that he begins to renovate with
steely determination. The adjacent woods on his property seem to beckon him, an
d he soon discovers a gothic castle at the center of his land that he appears no
t to own. Loesch looks for an explanation, and the reader is drawn into a taut a
nd mesmerizing story that reveals a great deal not just about one man's past, bu
t about America's recent military misadventures. Castle is a "terrifying and psy
chologically complex mystery signaling an important American writer in full comm
and of his powers." Jeff Baker, The Oregonian

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[J.Robert Lennon] is a young, imaginative, astoundingly prolific writer.

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Andrew Sean

A brilliant, classical, psychological horror story that sticks to and gnaws at th

e bones. Oregonian