| ►Deadly
Intuition, by E. A. Mourn. The relentless dreams
and visions and the channel into the minds and hearts of others is
eventually going to drive Megan Chiles insane. Follow her as she faces
unthinkable evil as humanity’s last hope. |
| Grave Images, by N. D. Hansen-Hill.
Book 1 of The Grave Images Series. Nothing in
Jarron Marshall's past has prepared him for the terror of his present.
For visions, living eyes were never meant to see. For voices, better
left unheard. As he becomes trapped in a power play between science and
technology, Jarron finds it's not the only battle he's caught in -- and
that power plays aren't limited to the living. |
| Graven Images, by N. D. Hansen-Hill.
Book 2 of The Grave Images Series.
Jarron would be the first to admit his perspective is twisted, and his
outlook skewed. He's suffered some brain damage, but it hasn't affected
his intellect, or his motor skills. Instead, it has opened the doors to
a world he's never known -- a world he doesn't want to know. One where
the dead walk with the living, and the difficulty lies in keeping them
apart.He's doing his best to deal with it. To keep his questionable
abilities sequestered, and his ghostly visitors from getting out of
hand. It's all just a matter of control. Control he still doesn't have. |
| Grave Imagery, by N. D. Hansen-Hill.
Book 3 of The Grave Images Series. For
the first time in months, Jarron Marshall is beginning to think of
himself as gifted, rather than cursed. If he can act on his visions, to
stop disaster before it strikes, he can largely preclude his ghostly
(and ghastly) manifestations. His success depends on finding the means
to amend his dreams -- and challenge their Grave Imagery.
2003 EPPIE Finalist. |
| Fluid
Mosaic,
by Michael Arnzen. Bram Stoker Award-winner Michael
Arnzen chills readers with 13 disturbing tales of horror and dread. |
| Schism and Other Stories, by Pete Vere.
Part of the Little Graces line, this unique
collection of short stories is guaranteed to chill and inspire! A weary
priest battles the legendary Grappon on Halloween night...lives are
threatened in the wake of a controversial annulment...mysterious
shadows haunt a young lumberjack in a cold Canadian forest. This is not
your typical Catholic fiction! |
| Autumn,
by David Moody. A brutal and uncompromising horror novel
describing a small group's struggle to survive in a world torn apart by
disease. |
| Autumn: Purification,
by David Moody. The author brings the Autumn
trilogy to a brutal conclusion. Trapped between the military and the
dead, a desperate group of survivors struggle to carve out an existence
in a world torn apart by disease. |
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