Novels & Novellas
Meet Ethan Webman—a man living a quiet, unremarkable life until he discovers the body of a missing girl—her face splashed across headlines nationwide—in his basement. With no alibi and suspicion mounting, he must prove his innocence before it’s too late.
His quest leads him to James LaRoche, a scientist who believed people could kill within their dreams. As Ethan unravels a global conspiracy, every clue ensnares him deeper, unveiling horrors beyond imagination. Welcome to... The Dream Killer.
Twelve-year-old Leslie Adams is found covered in blood, standing over the lifeless body of a boy named Tommy. Everyone said she did it—after all, she was the only one there when he died. The most terrifying part? Leslie doesn’t remember a thing.
Years later, she still can’t escape the shadow of that day. Now in college, Leslie is desperate for a fresh start... until the blackouts return. Night after night, she wakes from these fugue states with fresh bruises and unexplained cuts on her skin. Doctors insist she’s self-harming—coping with repressed trauma. But deep down, Leslie knows something far more sinister is at play.
Disturbing visions begin to haunt echoes of childish laughter in empty rooms, the silhouette of a familiar little boy lingering just out of sight. Leslie fears the horror that claimed Tommy never really left. With each missing moment, the darkness inside her grows—stronger, bolder.
And when the truth finally claws its way to the surface, Leslie must confront a reality more terrifying than any childhood nightmare. Because the real horror isn’t what she might have done back then... it’s what’s been hiding inside her.
Eleven-year-old Ava O'Brien has always been a quiet, observant child. But one night, she confides in her parents about something unimaginable: a day at school when her classmates were blindfolded and led into a hidden basement, where figures in masks performed chilling rituals. Ava’s description is vivid and full of details she could never have invented—or so she claims.
As her parents, Teddy and Barbara O'Brien, struggle to reconcile Ava's horrifying account with the world they know, the family is pulled into a spiral of uncertainty. Is their daughter’s story the product of an overactive imagination, or has she stumbled upon a dark truth hiding in plain sight? Whatever the answer, Ava will carry the weight of that day, a shadow that follows her into adulthood, shaping the woman she will become—and the evil she may never escape.
When Eli’s beloved Selene dies under mysterious circumstances, his world fractures. Consumed by grief, Eli stumbles into a clandestine cult that promises proof of life beyond death, a chance, however impossible, to see Selene again. The cult’s teachings are seductive, its rituals unsettling, but hidden within their devotion lies the truth about Selene’s final days. Was her death a tragic accident… or the fulfillment of a sinister prophecy?
A harrowing descent into the blurred edges of faith, madness, and the afterlife, The End will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the world—and what comes after.
A burned-out late-night talk show host's life spirals into chaos when he discovers he’s secretly a sleeper agent for an alien race tasked with assassinating the President—on live television.
Lowlands unfolds in a world teetering on the edge, reeling from a series of apocalyptic underground explosions. For Grace and Tom, confined within their apartment block, survival means adapting to a new reality where the terror of the unknown inches closer each day. As foreboding visions tangle with the secrets they’ve long buried, Grace is forced to confront her own past—and the dark forces that manipulate humanity from the shadows.
Rich with atmospheric dread, Lowlands is a haunting exploration of the razor-thin boundary between faith and reason, reality and nightmare, and the seductive lure of hope when all else is lost.
Seth Verman returns home as an exonerated killer. Once condemned for a brutal double murder, now cleared and hailed as a symbol of justice overturned. With friendly smiles and backyard barbecues, the neighborhood cautiously welcomes Seth back into its fold. Yet behind picket-fence hospitality, whispers about the past grow louder. Is the handsome man next door truly innocent, or is a monster lurking behind his affable facade?
Aden Weaver is a disgraced writer clinging to the truth like a lifeline. Once celebrated for his sharp pen and fearless opinions, Aden saw his career crash and burn in the court of public opinion. Now, he’s obsessed with the one story everyone else wants to forget – Seth’s. Sifting through old case files and town gossip, Aden is determined to peel away the lies. He knows better than anyone how easily society crowns new heroes and buries its secrets. The deeper Aden digs, the more his fixation borders on mania, and the line between seeking justice and personal vengeance blurs into darkness.
Perverts is a provocative, darkly comedic collection of interconnected stories set against the backdrop of Los Angeles in 2012, as the city burns. It pulls back the curtain on the secret lives of sexual deviants, abusers, addicts, and fame-chasers lurking in the shadows of the City of Angels. Each tale is boldly erotic and savagely satirical, exposing the hollowness behind Hollywood’s glamour.
From a powerful Tinseltown predator spinning a web of exploitation, to a desperate addict in search of salvation, these stories paint a raw, unfiltered portrait of a city in collapse. Unapologetically transgressive yet wickedly witty, Perverts blurs the line between comedy and horror; you’ll find yourself laughing one moment and recoiling the next. The result is a searing satire of Los Angeles where the real monsters wear human faces.
Miguel Vargas thought he’d left his past behind—a life of quiet regrets and fractured family ties now his only focus. But when a mysterious phone call dredges up the name Raul Porto, everything Miguel has fought to forget comes rushing back.
The voice on the line knows too much, and its cryptic warnings hint at a shadow Miguel thought he’d escaped. As old sins resurface and tensions boil over, Miguel must navigate a dangerous web of lies, betrayals, and moral compromises to protect his family—and confront the truth he’s avoided for far too long.
Set against the dusty backdrop of Texas, Coyote is a darkly comic, pulse-pounding contemporary western where the past is never as far away as you think. Perfect for fans of the Coen Brothers and gritty, character-driven thrillers.