In Nashville, 2027, names vanish, replaced by a single word: Hollow. Crowds chant it, their eyes empty, their identities stolen by an ancient hunger rising from a derelict theater. Jack Carter, a homeless guitarist haunted by the fire that killed his family, clings to his name, his photographic memory a shield against the Hollow’s call. As the city falls, Jack follows glowing graffiti to the Rialto Theater, where a god of lost names demands his soul to become whole. With Lena, a mother fighting for her son’s name, Jack faces a love that devours identity itself.
Stefan Kling crafts gripping detective thrillers that plunge readers into shadowy worlds of suspense and mystery. With a knack for weaving intricate plots and chilling atmospheres, his stories explore the darker corners of human nature. Drawing from a lifelong fascination with the unknown, Stefan’s work keeps readers on edge, unraveling secrets until the final page. When not writing, he roams quiet towns, seeking inspiration in their hidden stories. His debut novel promises to haunt and captivate in equal measure.View all by Stefan Kling
