Author: Scott William Foley

Book Two is where the story stops feeling theoretical. The room to maneuver gets smaller. Every decision starts closing doors instead of opening them.

When Book One begins, neither the characters nor the reader have any sense of what’s coming. The choices feel small. The stakes feel manageable. In hindsight, everything that follows is already set in motion.

This series has always been a slow burn. These books track a shift—from heroism, to justification, to control. Book Four is where those ideas begin to collide.

One thing I try to be consistent about with this series: I don’t write cliffhangers for the sake of momentum. This is a six-book story moving toward a final conclusion, and each book earns its ending—even when that ending complicates everything.

Book Four isn’t about escalation. It’s about consequence. When control feels safer than freedom, who gets to decide where the line is?

The Chronicles of Purgatory Station: Book Four is here. This installment focuses on what happens when power stops pretending to be benevolent—and starts insisting it knows best. I’ll be sharing more over the next few weeks for anyone curious about the world this story inhabits.