Category: Horror

The most historically accurate Dracula novel ever written — plus vampires. Vlad the Impaler was not a count from Transylvania, but a blood-thirsty prince of Wallachia like his father and brothers. Feast your eyes on the fascinating man who impaled thousands, got praised by the Pope, and fought kings, cousins, and Mehmed the Conqueror. This is not your typical vampire novel, so Twilight fans, take note.  See price on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

he most historically accurate Dracula novel ever written — plus vampires. Vlad the Impaler was not a count from Transylvania, but a blood-thirsty prince of Wallachia like his father and brothers. Feast your eyes on the fascinating man who impaled thousands, got praised by the Pope, and fought kings, cousins, and Mehmed the Conqueror. Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

The Solarian Empires victory over demon ruled Traag left the nation a tottering mess. Two years later, a wealthy young commoner travels to a backwater barony hunting for a potential highborn husband. She finds an impoverished populace stalked by a monster straight out of legend. Then matters really get bad… $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Abigail almost killed herself. If she had only cut deeper, she might have succeeded. The small town of Ashfall is home to Engstrom House, an archaic mansion rumored to have a troubled past. When Abigail Martinez discovers an old journal belonging to a daughter of the original Engstrom family, her life suddenly becomes entangled with the house’s nightmarishly disturbing secrets. Abigail has never believed in ghosts, but when the vintage journal writes back to her, she becomes determined to fin... [Read More...]

( A Review by S. Rock) Twilight Zone style story with modern day allegory The story wastes no time jumping right into a panicked scene and I felt the fear and urgency the author was putting out. I identified with the main character in that I had no reference for the fear other than the panicked setting, but I felt it as he did. The story has a twist that is very provocative. It reminded me of the old Rod Serling stories on Twilight Zone and Night Gallery. It is very much in that style. It also ... [Read More...]

Death lurks in the choices we make. Otherworldly creatures, the not-so-dearly departed, fellow man, and creations of our own demise patiently wait while we bumble through life, thinking we are in control. The end is always near. $1.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Most projects don’t fail at the end. They fail weeks earlier — just not visibly. In The Project Profit Illusion, Ethan steps into a leadership role on a project that appears to be under control. But as pressure builds and subtle signals begin to emerge, he starts to question what he’s seeing — and what he’s missing. Guided by an experienced mentor, he uncovers a pattern that exists across projects, teams, and organisations. A pattern that explains: Why projects drift Why problems appe... [Read More...]

He’s the infuriating billionaire boss I can’t stand, and waking up married in Vegas wasn’t part of the plan. One reckless night in Vegas led to an impromptu wedding. Then he proposed a deal: stay married to him until we visit his family, and he’ll compensate me generously. As I learn more about him, my feelings grow stronger. I must tell him how I feel or walk away before my heart gets broken. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

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. ... [Read More...]

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. ... [Read More...]