James Childers

James Childers writes about the places where old promises refuse to stay buried. In *The Unseen War: When the Wind Learned to Kill*, he brings readers to Bridge's Hollow, a town built on forgotten pacts and buried sins, where a detective seeking refuge from a violent past discovers that the wind itself has become a weapon. Childers lets something as ordinary as moving air become a source of dread, and asks what a town owes for the bargains in its past, and who is left to pay. His story is an invitation to listen closely the next time the wind rises.