A Wolf in Patchwork Clothing

Patrick faces the gallows in a town he should have abandoned long ago. He questions his hesitation and wonders if rescue is imminent. Sally’s farm comes under siege, leaving her insecure despite her years of strength. Her adopted daughters seek protection from their mother, who struggles to find security for herself. Thomas arrives as an apprentice but finds himself entangled in dangerous plots. He must choose between helping those he despises or abandoning his future. Travis Coleman writes this novella for readers interested in grim supernatural fiction. The story draws on gothic traditions and explores the conflict between good intentions and dark passions. Chaos operates with its own agenda, forcing characters to confront their deepest fears. Coleman qualifies as a writer of horror through this work published by Patchwork Publishing. The narrative structure follows three distinct perspectives that intersect under pressure. This book suits fans of psychological horror and gothic tales where morality is blurred. It may not appeal to readers seeking lighthearted supernatural adventures or clear moral resolutions. The novella serves as an introduction to the broader Patchwork Horror series. Coleman’s prose focuses on the internal struggles of individuals trapped by circumstance. The text examines how fear drives people to make choices they later regret. Each character represents a different facet of vulnerability and desperation in the face of impending doom.