Legends linger … in the dark places of this earth.
(And it doesn’t get much darker than this.)
In a desolate city, as ravaged and dangerous as a post-Apocalyptic wasteland, a ragtag gang of demon hunters must battle to save humankind itself. But is mankind worth saving?
THE STREETS is the final part of Robert Dunbar’s THE PINES TRILOGY:
Part I
THE PINES
An evil force draws ever nearer to the farmhouse where a woman struggles to raise her strange, disturbed son.
“Dark, foreboding, menacing, eerie … seductive.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer
“Nor only a superb thriller but also a masterpiece of literature.”
Delaware Valley Magazine
“An astounding work, a brooding tale told with haunting grace. This is a work of art.”
Shroud Magazine
Part II
THE SHORE
As a winter storm tightens its grip on a half-deserted town, the locals cower from more than just the pounding waves.
“A classic of modern horror.”
Weird New Jersey
“Full of chilling surprises.”
Cemetery Dance Magazine
“This intense and wholly original novel is one of the best to come out of the horror genre in years."
Dark Scribe Magazine
Part III
THE STREETS
Horrors prowl back alleys as a group of young people find themselves trapped in a decrepit asylum ... where unspeakable evil awaits them. Do the streets offer salvation? Or death?
“Like ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST, shot directly into your veins like a speedball.”
Greg F. Gifune, author of THE BLEEDING SEASON
THE STREETS completes the saga by drawing all the (surviving) characters from THE PINES and THE SHORE to the most terrifying location of all: Camden, New Jersey.
“Robert Dunbar has the unique personal vision, command of language, and atmospheric style to enrapture you in the wildest, deepest nightmare.”
Tom Piccirilli, author of THE LAST KIND WORDS
About Robert Dunbar
Robert Dunbar is the author of several novels, a collection of short fiction, and a nonfiction book about the roots of the horror genre.
The Press about Robert Dunbar
“Easily one of the best dark fiction writers around.”
The Black Abyss
“In a class all his own.”
The Aquarian Weekly
“Unconventional and totally unique in his approach to the genre.”
Nights & Weekends
“The catalyst for the new literary movement in horror … a literary stylist who brings to his writing a deep understanding of human nature and genuine compassion for his characters.”
Dark Scribe Magazine
“Dunbar’s grasp of the human experience is heart-piercing.”
Layers of Thought
“A literary craftsman, a stylist, skilled at drawing meaningful characters and building suspense.”
Shroud Magazine
“A writer of unusual talent and discipline.”
The Fright Site
“Spearheading the movement to infuse the modern horror genre with more literary sensibilities.”
Serial Distractions
“One of the best authors working in dark literature today.”
Literary Mayhem