22 Dutch Road

2020 Independent Author Network Book of the Year Finalist for Horror. From The Reading Bud: Instantly pulled into the plot...I'd recommend it to all the readers of sci-fi fiction-fantasy and paranormal and horror fantasy fans. From BestThrillers.com: Compelling...with a big heart and an even bigger payoff...Schueler has plenty of nice surprises in store that will win over readers looking for a satisfying horror-comedy.An estranged son drives twelve hours to collect badly needed money from his father's estate. The same ugly McMansion still sits behind a security wall, but there are new features: a gaudy slate roof, a 70s-style conversation pit, and nearly two dozen statues posted along the wall like sentinels. It makes no sense: Billy Buchanan's  father was broke; where had these fierce-looking, obviously valuable sculptures come from? Forced to spend the week at 22 Dutch Road, Billy begins believing these samurai-styled carvings can talk to him by day, and worse, move at night-his father might not be so dead after all.

About the Author

T. C. Schueler lives with his family in Cary, NC, where he works as an environmental engineer overseeing wetland and stream projects to enhance natural habitat. He is originally from the Chesapeake Bay area, having been raised just outside Washington, DC and is an avid reader, particularly of supernatural and paranormal books. 22 Dutch Road is his first novel.

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