The Grid is a compilation of short stories set in a vibrant discotheque in 1978, where its clientele and staff with different backgrounds experience friendship, love, tragedy, and heartbreak in a musical drama and with social dynamics representative of the era.
Branches of the Seed is a collection of twenty-six short parables about the beliefs we inherit, the lives we outgrow, and the questions that begin opening when certainty loosens.
Elise Vance has built a career as a rational, unshakeable internet skeptic by debunking famous haunted locations using thermal cameras, decibel meters, and cold logic.
This is a story about a young woman named Faith, who was having weird dreams and strange encounters that initially featured her interacting with a man that she had never seen before, who approached her.
Midnight and Other Short Stories is a captivating collection of fourteen short stories and flash fiction tales of folklore reimagined, including:The Time Between: Xanthe, a grieving woman, receives a mysterious invitation to a grand ball where time has no meaning.
A visionary and atmospheric gothic fantasy about necromancy, vengeance, and soul-consuming love, the first in a duology from the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Study in Drowning and Lady Macbeth.
In the quarter century since the publication of his first short story, "e;Red Shift,"e; Paul Witcover has slowly but steadily produced an impressive body of short fiction along with his critically acclaimed novels, Waking Beauty, Tumbling After, and Dracula: Asylum.
Unforgettable Paranormal PassionsMagic has a way of finding the heart, whether it arrives through an ancient curse, a ghostly warning, a dangerous god, a mysterious amulet, or one very unexpected Sasquatch.
*A BRAND NEW, TWIST-A-MINUTE THRILLER FROM THE AUTHOR OF INTERNATIONAL SENSATION LOVE, MOM*'Secrets, suspense, and shocking twists you won t see coming will keep you turning the pages of this gripping thriller' 5***** Reader ReviewTHREE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN.
A haunting portrait of family tragedy from the acclaimed author of The Catcher in the Rye'He was a great many things to a great many people while he lived, and virtually all things to his brothers and sisters in our somewhat outsized family.
