Leprechaun Four Leaves of Death

Theo Brennan wants only one thing: to get out of Berlin, out of the noise, and out of the grip of his writer's block. In a remote house on the Irish coast, he hopes for quiet, rain, and-at last-words again. But Killarneagh is not the kind of place where you simply arrive. Behind the house stretches an endless clover field no one in the village likes to talk about. There are rules: don't pick four-leaf clovers, don't pick up anything shiny, and don't go looking at night when coins start clinking outside. Theo breaks the first of those rules sooner than he would like-and suddenly, something notices him. Something old. Something cunning. Something that does not forget. What begins as the retreat of an exhausted writer turns into a dark game of temptation, guilt, and deadly promises. Amid black Irish humor, old village legends, and a growing sense of dread, Theo realizes that some wishes are not granted-they are collected. LEPRECHAUN - FOUR LEAVES OF DEATH is an atmospheric horror novel steeped in ominous folklore, morbid suspense, and the question of what a person is willing to pay when the impossible is offered.

Pages: 436, Paperback, Independently published