The Serpent's Eye

Travelling to Buenos Aires in the summer of 1816 to investigate the death of Earl Leer, George Sandings discovers there was more to the Earl's dark and immoral past than anyone had known. Something ancient and powerful that had hounded the Earl across the globe to his death.

Soon, George discovers that the world isn't what he had believed and that there may be no escape from the Serpent's Eye. More

When George Sandings is sent to Buenos Aires in the summer of 1816 to deal with the estate of the late Earl Edgar Leer, he sees it simply as an opportunity to prove himself to his employers and advance his career.

However, as he delves deeper and deeper into the Earl's dark and immoral past, he discovers that not everything is as natural as it should be.

Soon be begins to realise that something from the Earl's past, from the Earl's father's life, and from many centuries before them, is following him. Haunting him. Is this spectre real? Or is this simply a plot to undermine him? As George tries to rationalise what is happening to his life, he must decide whether the only rational answer is the irrational.