A small group of supernatural refugees flee from the calamities of their past in a desperate attempt to find a safe place. What they discover is an abandoned mansion full of wonder, mystery, and horror, where they try to create a new home—for themselves and others: The Haven Hotel. Safe house to the supernatural, sinister B&B to the mundane world, and packed with secrets for both, it’s a place where dull moments are treasured for their scarcity.

Additional Information for Readers

Halfway Home is an urban fantasy story set at a mysterious mansion on a hill, just outside the small town of Bordham, New Hampshire. It features a very large cast, weaving several personal character arcs around a larger story unraveling the truth about the house itself and what happened there–and what must happen now.

It is an enormous story and it can be read several ways, following individual characters, all characters, or jumping straight to specific chapters. Each chapter represents a story arc that is self-contained, but continues to develop the underlying mystery of the house and the stories of its residents.

For a ridiculous amount of information, see this google reference doc for summaries for individual chapters and greatly abbreviated character bios to get you right into the action (because a lot of people have come and gone during this story, and it can be a pain to chase down each character by their individual page).

Want to contact any of us directly? Ask us questions? Yell at us for killing [REDACTED]? We have a forum post all about Halfway Home, and we’d love to hear from anyone reading.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The House on the Hill - Fall 2014 (11 scenes)
Chapter 2: Wild Hunters - Winter 2014 (8 scenes)
Chapter 3: Dreams Come True - Spring 2015 (6 scenes)
Chapter 4: Monsters from the Past - Summer 2015 (8 scenes)
Chapter 5: Major Arcana - Fall 2015 (8 scenes)
Chapter 6: Wider Worlds - Winter-Spring 2015-2016 (9 scenes)
Chapter 7: The Outsider War - Summer 2016 (7 scenes)
Chapter 8: Seeking Solace - Fall 2016 (7 scenes)

Season/year noted is within context of the story.