"PRAISE FOR PETER SKINNER:

“…reminiscent of a Tennessee Williams Southern gothic tale, with haunting pasts and fierce ambitions, but transplanted to foggy Northern California.”

— Kirkus Reviews

“A sinister short story full of shocking revelations about the human psyche. The Edge of Farallon puts the creep in creepy... lovers of dark mystery are sure to enjoy.”

— Readers' Favorite Reviews

“The author has a deft way with description, showing the characters’ emotions and perceptions with the same elegant brush as he uses for the beauty of the woods and sea.”

— IndieReader

“Skinner uses words and dialogue in an undoubtedly poetic way. The dialogue, in particular, is intricately varied—snappy one minute and lyrical the next…. Skinner’s skillful use of imagery and metaphor gives both his characters and setting a delicious complexity… With traces of Gothic flare, Peter Skinner’s The Edge of Farallon is a brilliantly dark and satisfying read, exposing truths about family, life, and death. A story for those looking for complex character development, unique imagery, and a breathless plot.”

— Chanticleer Reviews

""Peter Skinner has the gift of creating sentences that linger long after they’re read.""

— The Daily Progress