Kojo Gyan's Teneō is a fascinating story about sentient entities that can attach themselves to humans (their hosts) whenever they consume their host's consciousness. This paranormal process can easily be initiated while their hosts are daydreaming or lost in thought. The narrative focuses on one...

Cataclysm by T.V. Holiday is the second installment in The Legend of the Iron Warrior, an urban fantasy that pulses with action, thrusting readers into the grim landscape of a war-torn city embroiled in conflict and despair. Following the protagonist, the Iron Warrior, the narrative...

The Secrets of Heaven by Reni Stankova is the second book in The Heaven Trilogy. Raphael and Dante's five years of peaceful exile in the mountains has come to a brutal end. Archangel Remiel, Heaven’s elite investigator, is tasked with tracking them down and ensuring...

Tamera Lawrence's The Slither Queen is a dark fantasy narrative that centers on Rachel Garth, an 18-year-old girl with the supernatural ability to transform into a serpent. Her life is anything but uneventful and predictable. Already, Rachel has discovered love, struggles to control her shapeshifting...

The Lavender Blade by E.L. Deards is a dark, romantic, and thrilling adventure set in a steampunk world filled with danger, deception, and the supernatural. Colton and Lucian are a pair of exorcist con artists who make their living scamming the wealthy until a real...

The Eater of Flies by Richard Gadz is a chilling Victorian Gothic horror novel set in 1868 London. When a sealed box from Transylvania is opened, it releases a vampyr: a parasitic creature that inhabits human hosts, regardless of age or gender, and feeds on...

The House of Infinite Doors by Dwayne Adams is a gripping conspiracy thriller that offers readers a great combination of supernatural suspense and historical fiction. Set in 1963, the story follows Douglas Phoenix, a seasoned dream analyst, who becomes embroiled in a chilling investigation that...

Authors Megan Engelhardt and Mark Beall bring readers a gripping tale of supernatural horror in The Way We Used to Walk. Charlie, his wife Mona, and his friends Smitha, Alice, Inez, and Joe were close in college until an extraordinary event made them drift apart....

In J. R. Wirth's The Institute, seventeen-year-old Melissa Jenkins wakes up from a terrifying, recurring nightmare. In her dream, Melissa encounters the same individual each time but cannot identify who he is. Melissa decided to volunteer at the Serenity Institute, where she began assisting Scarecrow,...

In The Fogkeeper's Curse by William Wayne, a fog envelops a small town and its inhabitants. Evelyn Cross doesn't fully believe the stories about a supernatural fogkeeper in Havenport, but she understands the tale could have an element of truth. Fixated on a local teenager's...