Do you know who the monster is in your life? Could it be the co-worker at the next desk? The fellow volunteer worker you think so highly of? Or is it perhaps someone joining you for Thanksgiving dinner? What about that dish you ate at the pot luck supper on Sunday, the one everyone said had such an unusual flavor? Ever wonder what secret ingredients it might contain? Find out what secrets Scarri is keeping in this volume of horror poetry. $3.75 on Kindle.

Natan Brush was a child abused by his grandfather. At six-years of age Natan kills his abusive grandfather and thinks that is the end of it, but the abuse continues. While in care Natan is abused again and again by the very ones charged with protecting him. He loses faith in humanity and kills his abusers. He has now become so used to killing he becomes a hired killer. He uses the original knife – a gift from his granddad, and the one he’d used to kill his granddad, to murder his prey. But one night he is outwitted and is killed by his intended victim. This is where the story begins.

On the surface Yram Dalfo is an illusionist, only he isn’t, his illusions are real; he is a true magician.

He hates the human race because he can see all their faults, he also hates God because he feels he is superior to Him. Dalfo dies in prison in astral form but because he is in astral form he has escaped God and cannot be punished for his sins. Instead, he roams the Earth occupying the bodies of humans and taking pleasure in causing pain.

God understands why Natan became what he became so offers a chance of redemption: to find Yram Dalfo and destroy him – but will he be able to kill his only offspring in order to do so? See price on Kindle.