Yellow Gloves: A Misty Night Story

Miles Cornelius presents Yellow Gloves: A Misty Night Story, a work published by Independently Published in October 2021. The narrative centers on Baker Falls, described as a quiet retirement town nestled in the hills of Eastern Oregon. For years, this location was defined by its peace and lack of significant events. That stability shifts during the Halloween season when an evil spreads across the community. Cornelius investigates the origins of this malevolence and the consequences for the residents. The book examines how a seemingly harmless environment becomes the stage for supernatural occurrences. It draws on traditions of small-town horror where isolation amplifies fear. The story asks where the threat originated and why it targeted this specific place. Readers interested in gothic fiction or tales of rural dread will find this title relevant. Those seeking fast-paced action or urban settings may not connect with the slow-burn atmosphere. Cornelius structures the narrative to build tension through the gradual reveal of the town's vulnerability. The focus remains on the collective experience of Baker Falls rather than individual heroes. The prose avoids sensationalism, relying instead on the contrast between the town's history and its current state. This approach suits readers who appreciate atmospheric dread over gore. It does not appeal to those who prefer clear resolutions or external threats invading from outside the community.