October, 1986. Louisiana is broke, the oil money is gone, and desperate people are signing anything that keeps the lights on.
A rare-book dealer offers two hunters $20,000 to steal a single volume from an old man in St. Francisville, LA. The job should be simple: get in, get the book, get out before dawn.
But the Ledger is more than a rare book. It binds the people whose names are written inside, feeds life to whoever owns it, taking it from the Named. And it has kept Elias Crane alive for nearly a century.
The closer the hunters get to the truth, the harder the job becomes—not because they can’t steal the Ledger, but because once they have it, they have to decide what to do with it.
The Ledger is a four-to-five-hour Southern Gothic horror scenario for two hunters and a Keeper, built around investigation, infiltration, dangerous choices, and one the question that matters most:
Who deserves life at the expense of others?
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