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Midnight Feedings by Mike Sherer
A young soldier back from Afghanistan is stuck and unable to continue a normal civilian life, until he meets an attractive flesh-eating ghoul. But the other ghouls of her tribe don't approve of their relationship. This pits an ancient Gothic horror against a modern one - a well-trained, battle-tested American soldier.
A Step Too Far by JM Williams
In the near-future, aliens saved humanity from nuclear apocalypse but then took over governing the world. Now a detective’s murder investigation leads him to a cult that worships the aliens as gods.
There But for the Grace of Goad by Mark Adel
In the Spirit of "A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy", a reluctant religious leader travels with her people on a quest to the end of the universe where she will meet her maker…literally.
Quivira by Gareth D Jones and Jonathan C. Gillespie
An anxious farmer believes a strange ship that crashed nearby may be a sign involving his unborn child. But he has no idea what the sign might mean, and the ship’s passenger has his own agenda.
A Nocturne in Red by Court Ellyn
Can a bard with a secret addiction and even more secret identity overcome his own problems long enough to save a cursed woman who has been transformed into a bloodthirsty monster?
Cardiophobia by Brian Koukol
Vanisth is a centuries-old vampire who runs a feudal estate of humane blood production. Exhausted by the constant bombardment of his heightened senses, he seeks to return to the human form of his youth. After a series of mishaps, he finally gets his wish, but realizes that it wasn't the panacea he'd expected.
New Beginnings Hope and Healing by Charlotte H. Lee
The teenage daughter of a heroin addict manages to get her mother into an unusually effective treatment program. When she discovers an inconsistency one night, she is faced with a choice that makes her reflect deeply on the value of a single human life.
The Year of the Heddagh by Cindy Vaskova
Fearing for his life, a troubled man travels to cold and dreary Scotland searching for an explanation and a possible salvation. He embarks on an expedition ascending a fearsome mountain where only folklore and old religion breathes the air.
The Hot Zone by Aaron Vlek
No one is sicker of the tired and unimaginative portrayals of demons and angels than those nebulous beings themselves. Fed up with both humanity and his more traditional forebears, one such creature sets out to disappear into the no man's land of the deep net…the dark web…the Hot Zone.
The Crosstown Kid by Richard Weir
A small-town cop's attempt to help a local kid uncovers a tale of police corruption and clandestine gang activity that may cost even more officers their lives.
Gorgor Fallatuke and the Worm Sprays in Filltip Slaughterballs by Will Bernardara Jr.
A disturbing, dark psychological study of a man tormented by a tapeworm that urges him to commit matricide.
A Gift in the Mirror by Matt Payne
On Christmas Eve, a drug addict finds himself the subject of a terrifying hunt as he is stalked by two police officers that may not be human.
Scout by Olin Wish
Generations after a plague wiped out most of humanity, a group of girl scouts travel across the inhospitable wasteland to reach a facility where the future of the human race would be determined…one way or the other.
Ink and Ash by Sara Codair
When the government outlaws the use of wands in magic, two siblings find themselves on opposite sides of the law.
The True History of the Rhinebeck Corporation by KD Alter
It is 1988, and a quiet revolution is taking place in the pharmaceutical industry. Marketers are displacing scientists as leaders at all the major companies. The new breed of executives is uninterested in curing diseases, but only in 'blockbuster drugs' marketed for lifetime use in the management of fear. The last holdout to the trend is the reputable Rhinebeck Laboratories. This is about to change.
November 30, 2018
Sentinel by Pierce Skinner
December 14, 2018
The Other Brother: Scandal by Michael Seese
December 28, 2018
The Strange Account of Emperagon Turner by Miles Lizak
