The Latchkey Wolf

by Jean-Pierre Bazinet

FBT review:

Looking for your next indie horror ebook obsession? Step into Harrow House, where every night at 7:07, someone knocks.

In The Latchkey Wolf by Jean-Pierre Bazinet, new superintendent Kira wants a fresh start with her son—until she discovers the building’s terrifying rules about doors, thresholds, and invitations. The Wolf is always polite, always patient, and never forgets a name once it’s on his list.

Perfect for fans of atmospheric, character-driven horror and dark fantasy, this gripping indie title blends supernatural suspense, haunted-house dread, and urban folklore. If you scour bestseller lists and book blogs for your next chilling read, The Latchkey Wolf delivers a smart, unsettling story that lingers long after you close the ebook.

Publisher Description:

Every night at 7:07, someone knocks.

Kira took the superintendent job at Harrow House for a quieter life with her teenage son. Instead she got a building with rules about doors, thresholds, and what happens when you invite the wrong thing inside.

They call him the Wolf. He’s always polite. He wears white gloves. He brings gifts you shouldn’t accept and place cards with names you don’t want to read. Refuse him at the door and he will wait. Invite him by accident and he will never forget.

When a tenant vanishes and the Wolf’s guest list grows, Kira has to learn the unseen law of the building before it swallows her community whole. With her son and a handful of stubborn neighbors, she’ll test bargains, bend customs, and decide how much of herself she’s willing to sign away to keep a home.

In Harrow House, manners aren’t just nice—they’re binding. And debt always knocks twice.