Valerie Miller and her younger brother have spent their entire lives in the dreary town of Seven Sisters, where most people are resigned to a bleak future of debt and despair. But when a mysterious woman with a dark past arrives, she brings with her a gift that could transform the town’s fortunes – and the lives of Val and Danny.

This extraordinary woman’s power is both awe-inspiring and terrifying, capable of unleashing a force that will shake Seven Sisters to its core. The stakes are high, and danger is omnipresent. Can Val and Danny rise to the challenge and seize the opportunity to finally break free from the suffocating grip of their hometown? Or will they fall victim to the terrors unleashed by this enigmatic figure? One thing is certain–when the sun rises on Seven Sisters, nothing will ever be the same again.

Part creature-feature, part survival story, What Doesn’t Kill You will keep you on the edge of your seat as Val and Danny fight for their lives and all of Seven Sisters. $4.99 on Kindle.

The world of Peter Hanson, emerging true crime writer, is about to fall apart. He is informed by the police that both his parents have been found dead in their bed. The case is quickly closed as suicide, despite the doubts of Robert Cooper, the homicide investigator in charge of the case. Despite the support of the whole neighborhood, Peter goes through a really challenging phase where grief mixes with strange manifestations and hideous nightmares to the point where he starts having doubts about his state of mind: the buzz of flies, the smell of rot and the excruciating babble of a thousand mournful voices.

Thanks to the support of Jack Sullivan, a former priest specialized in demonic exorcisms, Peter realizes that sanity and logic have very little to do with the events unfolding. A dark force is at play: an ancient and insatiable evil that feeds off negative human emotion is on the hunt for a new prey. Hollow is a paranormal horror that will make you check your house in every room before going to bed. $0.99 on Kindle.

Five actors. Five auditions. Five tales of terror! Improv auditions at a rundown theater prove unnerving for those answering the casting call. The tragic performances organized by a mysterious theater manager take the actors to a harrowing place that may or may not be make-believe. The tradition of classic horror anthologies rises again to inspire this dark collection! $3.99 on Kindle.

Erik and Lara are in mourning for their daughter, who was born “incompatible with life”. To get away from their suffocating grief and the ever-present shadow their daughter has cast in their lives since passing, and desperately trying to recover their increasingly rocky relationship, they take a trip to the seaside town of Polperro, in Cornwall. But no sooner have they arrived, than they realise that their grief cannot be so easily eluded. Drawn to the waters, Erik and Lara discover a large Devil’s Pocketbook, and inside: the miracle child they could never have. Scylla. $0.99 on Kindle.

Its title taken from the classic Dr. Know song written by the author, Kyle Toucher’s short novella Life Returns offers a look into domestic strife complicated by occult interference.

After the sudden death of their parents, Ian Emerson and his young sister Annie begin a new life with their Aunt Mary and Uncle John in mysterious Walpurgis County. It soon becomes evident that Aunt Mary who had shunned the children for years harbors a valid reason for such prolonged detachment. Uncle John, a man dedicated to his obsessions, has laid a nefarious plan for their future, one of servitude and agony.

On the windblown threshold of winter, a final confrontation takes place in the benighted, freezing basement of the house on Gethsemane Lane. With Annie in one hand and the power of The Shadowless Ones in the other, Uncle John revels as a tear in reality, the Shimmer opens, and an ancient, throbbing mechanism, The Machine, asserts its will…

But aunt Mary has had enough.
And Uncle John won’t stay dead… $0.00 on Kindle.

In 1987, Ollie, his children from a previous marriage, Sam and Jodi Lee, and his romantic partner Dwayne start anew on a farm near a small and quiet farming community tucked deep in rural and open country. Ollie takes employment as a deputy with the local Sheriff’s Department, leaving Dwayne home to help with toddler Sam and teen Jodi Lee. Dwayne adjusts to his new role and struggles to balance AA support, his own medical illness, and tending Ollie’s children. He is met, also, with harsh homophobic attitudes from locals, most notably from the local pharmacist who refuses to fill his prescription outright, worsening his condition and allowing Ollie’s children to wear him to his breaking point. Headlines explode when a high school girl is found murdered and Ollie works tirelessly in catching the murderer named The Visitor, for his hiding in the guest room closet until dark. Ollie’s eagerness and his drive keep him too busy to notice his family spinning apart. Thus unravels a tense and unsettling queer character study that examines narcissism, codependency, and self-worth, and explores if we are truly capable of escaping the worst parts of ourselves or are we prisoner to our self-destructive cycles? $0.99 on Kindle.

Tyler Boyd is not a happy boy. Firstly, he is very in love with Charlotte, who is better looking than him, smarter, and in Tyler’s humble opinion, will end up more successful.

But thankfully the apocalypse has put a stop to all that.

Or at least to any of his competition.

Most of the world’s population has perished.

Tyler is now all by himself in this zombie-ridden world, needing to make it back to his parents’ house to see if they are still alive.

But something lurks in the shadows. Something miserable and old, calling Tyler’s name.

Will he survive this horrid new world? And more importantly, will he get the girl in the process?

Blood Ever After is Book 1 of The March of the Dead, a duology about a boy in a terrifying new world, who only wants two things: to save his parents, and get a date with the new girl on the way. $0.99 on Kindle.