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"...compelling and engaging cosmic horror meets eco-paranormal drama. The intensity of the world-building and the vivid imagery that each scene brings to life are breathtakingly beautiful."
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-- Author Anthony Avina's Blog
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"Compelling horror and suspense with an unpredictable plot. Vivid imagery, beautifully written, it’s like nature itself is another character."
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-- Marilee Dahlman, author of The Night Nurse & the Jewel Thief
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Best Sci-Fi / Fantasy, 2023, BookFest Awards
Semi-Finalist for Book of the Year, BookLife Prize
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"9.5 out of 10 -- Rich with detail and satisfyingly complex. Robinson is...particularly adept at creating living, breathing tension."
-- Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize
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“Walking the Dusk is a wonderfully skin-crawling, page-turning blend of Stephen King’s IT and Dante’s Inferno. Robinson taps into childhood fear and adult understanding for a fantastic descent into madness, loss, and identity.”
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—Peter Clines, New York Times bestselling author of The Broken Room
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When he was a kid, Leonard "Lee" Skay weathered the psychological fallout of his mother's escape from a cult. Now entering middle age, he is a builder of hiking trails around Los Angeles County, though hasn't been hired in a while. His marriage to Dawn, a professional screenwriter, is one of increasing friction. So when a wealthy colleague of Dawn's asks him about building a private trail in the canyon behind his Malibu home, Lee jumps at the opportunity.
While out there working, he encounters a strange man named Daniel Williams Janus, who seems to have carved a secret, minimalist life for himself in the depths of the canyon. As Janus quietly helps Lee build the trail, the two form a unique bond, significant given Lee's tumultuous social history.
Then, after a series of unexplained shootings in the area, and some odd coincidences linking Janus to people in his life, Lee finds himself slipping further into the shadows of a potentially deadly mystery...

RELEASING MAY 2026!

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"One of the best voices in speculative fiction today."
-- Leslie Ann Moore, bestselling author of the Griffin's Daughter trilogy
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"A fine writer, with an enviable gift for the poetic turn of phrase."
-- Kitty Burns Florey, author of Solos and The Writing Master
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"Put Mike Robinson on your list of authors to watch!"
-- Guy Anthony de Marco, Bram Stoker Award Finalist
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"Any praise I offer Mike Robinson should be qualified with the simple fact that I'm a fan. He comes by that admiration honestly: by crafting damn good stories and serving them up with ruthless efficiency."
-- Justin Robinson (no relation), author of Everyman
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"Mike Robinson does not write casual books. His words are intentional and layered and ... there is something so beautiful about them. These are stories that draw you in and make you think. Force you to think."
-- Vicki Trask, Goodreads book blogger









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