Tonight's episode of Colors of the Dark is brought to you by Tor Nightfire, publisher of the new book, Sundial by Kutriona Ward, who previously brought us the book, The Last House on Needless Street. All Rob wanted was a

normal life. She almost got it, too. But when her older goddess Callie exhibits the same

darkness Rob remembers from her own childhood, she left behind at Sundial, the mother and daughter

embark on a dark desert journey to the past in hopes of redeeming their future. Expect a lot of twists and turns

in this dark family gothic. Author Joe Hill called Sundial, a heart in the throat smash.

And Paul Trembly, author of Head Full of Ghost, said Sundial is a wild twisted family Gothic,

unlike you've read before and one you won't soon forget.

Sundial is available now everywhere books are sold.

And for more info, you can always head to tournightfire.com.

Again, that is tour nightfire.com to get more info about sundial.

Tonight's episode is also brought you by Yellow Veil Pictures.

Out now on digital, see what variety called an exploration of paralyzing effects of guilt.

Laos's first horror director, Maddie Doe, return with a genre-bending time travel ghost story called The Long Walk.

Now available on digital and on demand, following an incredible launch at the Toronto International Film Festival and Venice,

Maddie Doe's poignant, the long walk, can now be purchased on digital platforms

and available for pre-order on Blu-ray and Vinegar Syndrome.com.

An old scavenger recklessly exploits a ghostly companion's ability to traverse time,

hoping to prevent his mother's terminal suffering,

but finds that some past wounds don't

heal so easily.

See what screened daily called metaphysical mind-melting park by heading over to the longwalk

film.com to watch the trailer and find out more colors of the dark. I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry. And with me is Elric Kane.

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