Few authors toy with your fears the way Senf does. Unnamed Bones is a triumph of terror from one of the genre's best.--Robert P. Ottone, author of Amityville Awakens and the Bram Stoker Award-winning novels The Triangle and There's Something Sinister in Centerfield

Written in prose that is taut and lyrical, Unnamed Bones presents a narrative of cosmic horror that is also deeply personal. It's a wonderful achievement. Start on the path with Harrow, but keep a safe distance from the water on one side and the trees on the other--and don't stare too long at the holes on the beach.--John Langan, author of Lost in the Dark and Other Excursions

Unnamed Bones is an unrelenting nightmare that will mess with your head as much as it messes with Harrow and her friends (or frenemies...). I was legit freaked out at times (I hereby promise to never explore any creepy islands), but I couldn't stop turning the pages.--Paul Tremblay, New York Times bestselling author of Another and Horror Movie

Magnetic and mesmerizing, Unnamed Bones is a sublime shiver of a book. I plunged headfirst into every last page.--Ann Fraistat, bestselling author of A Place for Vanishing and What We Harvest

"A devious twist, gloriously horrific monsters, and gentle explorations of grief bring this fable to an emotional close."--Publishers Weekly on The Losting Fountain

"[A] sinister, surreal story that feels like a mash-up of the show Lost and the horror film Identity."

"Senf has crafted a haunting metaphor."