In 1987, in the small woodland town of Woodview, young Joshua Clarke and his little sister, Jennifer, were reported missing from their home. Three days later their mother, Katherine, also disappeared. Only Jennifer was found, left alone in an isolated section of the Dark Woods State Wildlife Preserve, a location with a notorious reputation for strange phenomena. An arrest was made and the case closed, though the fates of Katherine and Joshua remain unknown. Twenty-eight years later, Camp Murphy returns to his hometown to explore the mystery surrounding the Clarke family, believing that aspects of the case were never explored. What he discovers is that there are secrets hidden behind the shadows wafting through Woodview's quiet streets and that what happened to the Clarkes is only the tip of the iceberg. As Camp uncovers clues that shed light on the mystery, he finds himself caught up in a conspiracy that reaches into every corner of Woodview and that obscures a long history of unimaginable terror drawing steadily nearer the town and its citizens. In Shadows on the Night, Frank LoProto introduced us to the Long Island towns of East Hastings and Arlin Point, places where daylight blurs and unnatural shadows define what is real. Now those shadows are converging on the neighboring town of Woodview, hungry for blood and to spread the darkness at their core. Where the Wind Blows Cold follows Camp Murphy on his quest to find personal definition among the trees of the Dark Woods State Wildlife Preserve, the place where shadows dwell and the horrors of the past threaten to engulf Woodview in eternal darkness. Only by solving the decades-old mystery surrounding the disappearances of a woman and her young children will Camp have any hope of understanding the unending threat posed to Woodview by forces unleashed from the darkest corner of hell, where evil takes refuge and where Camp will find his answers - at a cost no human should ever be made to pay.