Gold medallion winner for horror.

 2020 finalist for the horror fiction category.

“What most impressed me with this book was the way the different genres and subgenres of fantasy and other elements of horror, mystery, thriller and suspense, even some well-placed moments of comedic levity, all melded together to create a cohesive story with an engaging plot and interesting characters. I would have liked to see the characters a little more distinctly … Read More

In my personal opinion, T. C. Schueler did an amazing job at drawing a perfect contrast between family acting like strangers and a stranger becoming practically family overnight, which seemed to be one of the morals of the story. I loved the author’s dark humor and smooth writing style as well. The characters were witty, the conversations smart and conclusive, … Read More

Author T. C. Schueler creates a sympathetic protagonist in Billy early on through numerous internal stream-of-conscious flashbacks. Billy’s childhood was traumatized by his irresponsible father, who may or may not have been connected to the mob. Despite his poverty and considerable mental baggage, he’s got a solid sense of humor (when his mother asks him how the estate looks, he … Read More

22 Dutch Road is emotionally engaging while consistently being entertaining. You will enjoy being plunged into this world of talking statues and mysterious paranormal phenomena. If ever there was a book worth taking the time to read word for word, this is it. The characters are rich and believable, developed slow, they were easily to relate to and empathize with. … Read More

22 Dutch Road by T.C. Schueler is a very unique blend of and a cross-over of a lot of interesting genres such as Paranormal horror thriller with elements of sci-fi fantasy and speculative fiction but still giving off the overall vibe of a fantasy read. So many things happen in this book that it is hard to get bored while … Read More