Ellington Norris

Killer's Forest Ellington Norris

Al, Johnny, and Will were as close as friends could be in their small town in colonial Pennsylvania, until Al and Will witness a murder in the nearby forest, setting Al on a dark path threatening to hurt Will and drag Johnny with him in the process.

Killer's Forest identifies morality, addiction, greed, and lust, all inside a compact and intense thriller set in colonial Pennsylvania.

As Killer's Forest opens, Al, in his late teens, stands in front of the gallows where he watches a murderer hang for his crime, the same murderer we later find out Al and his best friend Will caught killing a woman in the nearby forest. The hanging awakens something in Al, something stirred to life when he and Will saw the murder. Something exciting, yet dark.

The twists and turns in the plot keep readers guessing, while the author's serene and straight-forward voice normalizes even the most intense and psychological moments, building on the already palpable depth and darkness in this colonial village's tale. Killer's Forest provides snippets of drama, romance, historical fiction, and action in this psychological thriller, offering enjoyable elements for all readers. Killer's Forest is the dark psychological thriller guaranteed to keep you on edge until the very end.