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The Candle, the Pumpkin, and Lucifer is a darkly whimsical short story that continues the fable of Lucifer, the tuxedo cat with world-domination in his eyes. When Halloween arrives, Michael ..his ever-devoted but oblivious human…discovers strange pumpkins on his doorstep, eerie gatherings of neighbourhood cats, and rituals flickering in candlelight.

As jack-o’-lanterns whisper, rooftops fill with a feline procession, and fear itself becomes a feast, Lucifer steps fully into his role as sovereign of shadows. Michael, caught between disbelief and dread, must decide whether to finally see his companion for what he truly is …or remain blind as the charming apocalypse curls into his lap, purring like thunder.

A gothic, satirical bedtime story for adults, this Halloween tale blends eerie humour with sinister charm, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, Edward Gorey, and Tim Burton

The Candle, the Pumpkin, and Lucifer is a darkly whimsical short story that continues the fable of Lucifer, the tuxedo cat with world-domination in his eyes. When Halloween arrives, Michael ..his ever-devoted but oblivious human…discovers strange pumpkins on his doorstep, eerie gatherings of neighbourhood cats, and rituals flickering in candlelight.

As jack-o’-lanterns whisper, rooftops fill with a feline procession, and fear itself becomes a feast, Lucifer steps fully into his role as sovereign of shadows. Michael, caught between disbelief and dread, must decide whether to finally see his companion for what he truly is …or remain blind as the charming apocalypse curls into his lap, purring like thunder.

A gothic, satirical bedtime story for adults, this Halloween tale blends eerie humour with sinister charm. Grab it here

Welcome, fellow office inmate. 

You’ve spent eight hours (or more) staring at screens, sitting in ergonomic chairs that feel like medieval torture devices, answering emails that could have been a one-word reply, and attending meetings that could have been emails.

Your soul is tired. Your will to live? Questionable.

But worry not here’s a book where you can finally relax by colouring in the horror of your daily existence. Think of it as therapy with pens: instead of screaming into the void, you shade it in. Each page is a sarcastic meditation on office life …cubicles, deadlines, bosses, coffee dependence, and the existential dread of tomorrow’s to-do list. Colour them beautifully. 

Or angrily. Or both. Because tomorrow, you’re back at your desk anyway.

The Candle, the Pumpkin, and Lucifer is a darkly whimsical short story that continues the fable of Lucifer, the tuxedo cat with world-domination in his eyes. When Halloween arrives, Michael ..his ever-devoted but oblivious human…discovers strange pumpkins on his doorstep, eerie gatherings of neighbourhood cats, and rituals flickering in candlelight.

As jack-o’-lanterns whisper, rooftops fill with a feline procession, and fear itself becomes a feast, Lucifer steps fully into his role as sovereign of shadows. Michael, caught between disbelief and dread, must decide whether to finally see his companion for what he truly is …or remain blind as the charming apocalypse curls into his lap, purring like thunder.

A gothic, satirical bedtime story for adults, this Halloween tale blends eerie humour with sinister charm

Every house cat has secrets.
Lucifer has an agenda.

When Michael rescued a shivering tuxedo kitten on a rainy night, he thought he’d found a companion. What he actually brought home was a charming apocalypse wrapped in fur. Behind the purrs and head-butts lurks a strategist, a tyrant-in-waiting, a would-be ruler of shadows.

From yarn spun into occult sigils to kibble maps of global conquest, Lucifer’s rise unfolds in a series of eerie, hilarious vignettes that blur the line between everyday cat antics and world domination. Michael, ever the devoted human, remains blind to the truth his living room has become the throne room of a would-be conqueror.

Hell in a Tuxedo is a gothic-satirical fable for adults who suspect their cats are plotting something more than naps. Darkly whimsical, slyly funny, and wickedly illustrated in prose, it’s a bedtime story for grown-ups who know the devil wears whiskers.