February Red Rabbit (19).jpg Apr 2026

There’s a certain mood that hits in late February—a blend of lingering winter chill and the anticipation of something new breaking through the frost. It’s the perfect time for stories that feel both ancient and urgent. This month, one particular image has been stuck in my head: .

A mysterious, silent ward who gives the book its title. February red rabbit (19).jpg

If your "February red rabbit" file is a reminder to finally finish this book, take it as a sign. It’s an unforgettable journey about an unlikely team finding common ground in a landscape filled with shadows. There’s a certain mood that hits in late

Here is a blog post draft that bridges the aesthetic of the image with the themes of the book. Shadows in the Snow: Revisiting the Red Rabbit A mysterious, silent ward who gives the book its title

Ned and Moses, a duo swept up in a supernatural hunt they didn't ask for.

The book feels like a "February" read because of its atmosphere. It’s a "ragtag posse" hunting a witch through a world "beset by demons and ghosts," where death is always just around the bend. Much like the final weeks of winter, the setting is bleak, beautiful, and dangerous. The Verdict

A widowed schoolteacher who brings a necessary groundedness to the madness. Why February?