Grave Wind - New Release - OUT NOW - 2025

Exploring the human fear of death and what lies beyond

Life vs. Death: Dahlia's fascination with the supernatural is contrasted against Jack's skepticism, exploring the human fear of death and what lies beyond.

Isolation: The setting of Solitary Island and the lighthouse reflects the characters' isolation, both physical and emotional.

Consequences of Curiosity: The idea that seeking out the unknown comes with a price, especially when meddling with forces like Betwixt.
Sacrifice and Guilt: Dahlia's potential sacrifice to save Jack and his guilt about surviving to add emotional weight to their friendship.

The Characters:

Dahlia Ravenscroft: She grows from a curious and confident teenager into someone who must grapple with real fear, loss, and responsibility.

Paranormal Jack: His arc is one of profound transformation—from a skeptic who dabbles in the supernatural for fun to a broken man haunted by the reality of what he's witnessed.

Betwixt: Gradually revealing its complexity as more than just a villain. It could be a tragic figure, cursed to be in limbo and driven by desperation rather than pure evil.

World Building:

The Lighthouse: Treated like a character itself—creaking walls, strange echoes, and shifting architecture during storms. The lighthouse reveals new, hidden rooms or distorts time and space as Jack ventures deeper.

Solitary Island: Exploring the village and its residents further. What secrets are they hiding? Why are they so afraid of the lighthouse? Perhaps some are in league with Betwixt, or they know more than they let on.