David Peterson is a grieving man. No wife. His girlfriend left. All he has is his son--his pride and joy, the single best thing he's done with his life...until an accident so stupid, so avoidable, snatches him away in a blind moment of neglect. Now he has nothing. During the graveside service for his son, George, David meets an old man in Grady Pym, a caretaker and volunteer preacher, though not of any modern religions. Grady is grieving too. Ripped apart by the loss of his daughter and subsequent suicide of his estranged wife, Grady has tapped into something--something dark and he now possesses some strange powers beyond human comprehension. There's another world out there--one where a new religion reigns supreme and is ruled by the cryptic Minister who wears a netted black veil over his face. Bunny Boy is a short novel about grief and the different ways to process it, for better or worse. It's a novel of supernatural horror unlike any other, diving deep into the depths of the true natures of loss, religion, suicide, mental health, and what might exist on the other side.