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The Second Coming reaches its explosive conclusion.

Brie is trapped on stage, a demon is wearing Wickham’s stolen face, and the real Elias Crow steps out of the dark—angry, focused, and done playing games. Blackwater Falls becomes a battleground as identities unravel, truths surface, and the Widening Gyre tightens its grip.

This season finale also features a special guest story: La Palabra del Pisto — The Parable of the Standstill Gunfighter, written and performed by my buddy Rob.

After this episode, I’ll be taking a short break to finish the first novel in this universe—A Perfect Midnight: Harbinger—but bonus content is on the way.

Welcome to the end of Season One.

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Brianna's life should be settling down—new music, packed shows, and a son she’d burn the world for. But whatever walked out of Bonnaroo with her all those years ago has finally come calling. When a strange man named Reggie shows up possessed and wearing Wickham’s face like a mask, the night spirals into something ancient, hungry, and wrong.

As Brie tries to untangle what’s real, what’s memory, and what’s stalking her through the Widening Gyre, Elias Crow steps onto the stage… and he’s not pleased about being impersonated.

This is the story of a singer, a shapeshifter, and a god-sized shadow pulling every string.

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When a soft rain falls over Blackwater Falls, Elias Crow finds himself face-to-face with Baron Saturday, the laughing god of death and crossroads. Together, they walk between worlds, from shadowed paths to a diner that serves both angels and demons. But when a ghost from Elias’s past appears, he must decide whether to show mercy or deliver judgment. Saturday at the Crossroads is a story about guilt, redemption, and the weight of walking both sides of life and death.