Beasts Beyond the River sends Scott Sigler into colonial-era horror

Titan Books dates Scott Sigler's historical horror novel Beasts Beyond the River for September 22.

Scott Sigler's Beasts Beyond the River places supernatural horror amid a reimagined French and Indian War. Titan Books lists the hardcover for September 22 at 448 pages, with an ebook edition also dated for the same day. Lieutenant Geoffrey Rapelje, an officer in Rogers' Rangers with Indigenous ancestry, is ordered to

lead a detachment to his birthplace to help preserve a fragile treaty. He finds a community devastated by an unknown force and must confront both that danger and the heritage he has tried to leave behind. The publisher's premise combines military adventure, colonial history and folk horror. Its description is the basis

for these story details; this is a release notice, not an assessment of the novel's historical treatment. Official details Headline image: Titan Books / Penguin Random House. Promotional material from the linked rights-holder source.

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