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He photographs celebrities. She eats them.

When Stan meets Dalla, his unscrupulous profession comes back to bite him. If he doesn’t deliver the vampire’s movie star obsession on a platter, he’ll find himself on the menu instead. Forced on a road trip to Hollywood with a monster, Stan knows his days are numbered.

He’ll need to buy time. Sure, Dalla is a literal monster, but if she only got to know the real Stan, maybe she’d find him charming enough to let him live. Maybe? Thing is, when going up against a star who doesn’t want to be found, in a world where being rich is more powerful than being undead, there won’t be time for chit-chat.

With a quirky chance meeting, opposites forced together, and otherworldly obstacles on a road trip to love, this could’ve been a romantic comedy.

This is not a romantic comedy. This is going to hurt, and it’s going to get bloody. Better buckle in.

Stars and Other Monsters is horrific urban fantasy for adults. Grab a copy if you feel like an unusual blend of horror, action, and humor.

USA TODAY BESTSELLER

“This is a scary, thrilling, page-turning, race-against-the-clock novel if ever there was one, with a true shocker of an ending. Miss this one at your own peril.” — Blake Crouch, New York Times bestselling author of Dark Matter

How far would you go to save your child?

Five years ago Elizabeth Piccioni’s husband was arrested for being a serial killer. Her life suddenly turned upside down, she did what she thought was best for her newborn baby: she took her son and ran away to start a new life. 

Now, living in a quiet part of the Midwest with a new identity, Elizabeth is ready to start over. But one day she receives a phone call from a person calling himself Cain. Cain somehow knows about her past life. He has abducted her son, and if Elizabeth wants to save him she must retrieve her husband’s trophies — the fingers he cut off each of his victims. 

With a deadline of one hundred hours, Elizabeth has no choice but to return to the life she once fled, where she will soon realize that everything she thought she knew is a lie, and what’s more shocking than Cain’s identity is the truth about her husband.

If you can’t trust your therapist, who can you trust?

“You are not your thoughts.
You are not your past or your future.
You are only your body and this moment right now.”

This is the mantra that therapist Roberta Klein teaches her clients. It is supposed to be reassuring. It is supposed to centre them and keep them in the present. But what if it means something else?

Sam thinks it might. He can’t work out why Roberta is so against his relationship with his new girlfriend Nina. And his therapy sessions are becoming increasingly uncomfortable. It’s like Roberta needs him somehow. Shouldn’t it be the other way around?

And that’s when he begins to notice her patients. He’s never met any of them before, but now they are turning up everywhere.

On the streets. Living in his apartment block. In his bedroom at night.

And some of them are showing up dead.

You Are Not You is a disturbing psychological thriller in the paranoid conspiracy tradition of Ira Levin (Rosemary’s Baby, The Stepford Wives) with echoes of the surreal horror of David Lynch and the weirdness of Haruki Murakami. It is an intense, hallucinogenic read that will get inside your head and make you question what is real and who you can believe.

Five Tales of Horror and Suspense. A young man finds out from a fortune teller that there’s always a price to be paid. A rich man doesn’t quite have the 25th high school reunion experience he expected. Beware of strangers on a train. A dog may not be man’s best friend. An aging hitman takes a trip down memory lane.

Joe Dawson is a struggling 41-year old writer battling a serious case of writer’s block. When he travels to Wales in a last-ditch attempt to reignite his career, he finds himself staying at a mysterious seaside hotel, where nothing is quite what it seems. As the secrets of his past finally catch up with him, Joe is thrust into a life or death situation where his every action could have terrible consequences.

In 1692, a disreputable young man named Kyle Edwards breaks his engagement by accusing his fiancee, Lilly Parris, of witchcraft.

Kyle is a liar; he does not believe in witchcraft, he is simply trying to get rid of Lilly. But Kyle is in for a shock because, as it turns out, Lilly really is a witch.

“Salem Burning” is a fast-paced, brand-new take on the Salem witch trials.