At the edge of everything is a house where dreams are kept…

At the edge of everything is a house where dreams are kept…

The scrape of a magnetic boot as it tries to find purchase on the hull of a drifting hulk. The flutter of a wing as it brushes the ear of the chosen goddess. The slooshing slap of wet skin as the writhing limbs of the horrific creature from the pit search for a handhold. An unknown number of stories lie inside. Begin your journey with us as you enter Oblivion House.

The scrape of a magnetic boot as it tries to find purchase on the hull of a drifting hulk. The flutter of a wing as it brushes the ear of the chosen goddess. The slooshing slap of wet skin as the writhing limbs of the horrific creature from the pit search for a handhold. An unknown number of stories lie inside. Begin your journey with us as you enter Oblivion House.

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In the Dark of the Grove
by Jon Wesley Huff

“Spellbinding, claustrophobic horror that was effective in every way–engaging characters, great scares, and a taut mystery.” — Michael Moreci (The Plot / Barbaric)

Kyle never wanted to come back “home.” Now he may never leave. Fifteen years after he was kicked out of his house and his parent’s life, down-on-his-luck investigative journalist Kyle Thomas is returning to Essen, Indiana. Kyle—there to sell the family farmhouse after his father’s apparent sucide— wants to get the job done quickly and get out. Until he finds the strange note hidden in his father’s old typewriter.

It leads him to a trail of cover-ups and disappearances dating all the way back to the town’s founding. Connecting with friends old and new, Kyle begins to unravel the mystery. But the established families of the little town will stop at nothing to keep their secrets, and trust is in short supply. All roads lead to the strange, isolated grove of trees outside town, and the unfathomable secret hidden in the dark of the grove.

In the Dark of the Grove is available as a hardcover and on Kindle
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Sci-fi. Fantasy. Horror. These are the genres that have always excited writer Jon Wesley Huff’s imagination.

Through his personal publishing imprint, Oblivion House, he has at last created a playground where he can share his creations with others quickly and easily. There’s a well of stories—some fully formed, some half-formed, and some just a tiny flashing glimme—he’s excited to share through Oblivion House.

“Suspenseful, humane take on being queer in small town USA”

– Amazon Review

“I was definitely not expecting it to go where it did!”

– Amazon Review

“Everything after the revelation to the end was filled with dread”

– Goodreads Review