Do not hide your powers. Do not trust the jealous. And above all, do not forget you are a Divine.

Summer is a Divine who can teleport anywhere at will, but she’s never fully mastered it. After accidentally exposing her power to a neighbor as a child, she chose to stop using her teleportation to avoid the chaos it causes.

After Summer’s family moves from sunny Arizona to drizzly San Francisco, she feels like her life couldn’t get any worse. Fortunately, things get better when she lands a job at a restaurant, makes friends, and meets her new boss, Fox, a Divine whose name says it all.

When Summer finds Jonah, a mechanic with a body she can’t tear her eyes away from, she feels like her life is truly beginning. But there’s just something about his amazing crystal-blue eyes she can’t decipher. As Jonah gradually unveils his secrets to her, she falls even more in love with him and his sublimity.

Fox’s jealousy spirals out of control over Jonah and Summer’s growing bond, and he unravels, exposing his hidden truths lurking within. Jonah strives to shield her from her boss’s fury, but ultimately, Summer must gather the courage to summon her ability and decide her own fate.

They buried her once. That was their first mistake.

Frances Mourning was executed for murder. But three days after her death, she wakes up with a scar stitched down her chest, a knife in her hand, and a new job: to hunt the cursed bloodline of Cain—the ones who kill for pleasure, the ones too monstrous to be called human.

The trail leads her back to Helmsville, the cursed mountain town she fled as a teenager. Locals are dying in strange, violent ways. The children speak in riddles. And something in the mirrors watches her with her own face.

As Frankie digs deeper into her past, she uncovers something older than sin and hungrier than death: a folk legend turned real, and a war between ancient forces that all want the same thing—her.

Dark, mythic, and unrelentingly sharp, MONSTROUS is a modern folk horror with claws. For readers who like their fantasy brutal, their heroines haunted, and their monsters born of blood and dirt.

For fans of Sandman Slim, Blackbirds, and John Constantine.

"Dark and excellent!"—Amazon Reviewer

A novella-length tale of raiders, ancient gods, and brutal survival—perfect for fans of fast-paced, binge-worthy dark fantasy.

When a vicious storm drives Northern raider Therick and a band of survivors onto a strange shore, they expect to fight the land’s people—not defend them.

But something ancient and monstrous stalks the jungle ruins and frozen cliffs. As the sky burns with cosmic light and ancient ziggurats whisper forgotten names, Therick must lead enemies-turned-allies against a foe born of myth and madness.

Will tradition damn them all—or can unity defy the wrath of the old gods?

From the frozen North to the jungles of Azria, this dark fantasy novella is a journey through gods, monsters, and the brutality of survival.

Perfect for fans of Joe Abercrombie, Glen Cook, and grimdark tales of loyalty, blood, and ancient terror.

Read Ice and Stone today—free in Kindle Unlimited.

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Fire and Sword (Volume 1)
Catacombs of Time (Volume 2)
I Remember My First Time (short story)
The Pyres (Volume 3)
Ice and Stone (Volume 4)
As They Burn (Volume 5)
Black Sun Moon (Volume 6)
Embers on the Wind (Volume 7)
Graves of the Gods (Volume 8)

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Sword and Sorcery Box Set 3 (books 7-8)
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Some men kill for coin, others for glory, but Faron is worse. Pressured by the ever-present threat of his criminal lord, Faron kills for a few weeks more to live--a blood price to keep him alive a little longer--but the longer he lives… the less he wants to.

In the depths of his struggle against his death wish, Faron finds the one thing more dangerous than the darkness of his guilt: hope.

Whispers of his sister and the truth surrounding her death threaten to topple Faron's balance of survival because after everything that's happened--the fire, the white-haired man, and the wolves--there's some small chance that she's still alive. Pursued by his master's assassin, Faron must flee his violent enslavement to find her trail and race against time and the flames of his past to uncover the secrets of a forgotten city and the bloody society of immortals that took her.

As the gradient line between wrong and right grows ever more blurred and gray, Faron will do anything it takes to save his sister…

Even if it kills him.

Character-driven. Morally gray. Emotionally enthralling.
A Flame of Hurt and Harrow is T.S. Howard's harrowing debut to the Growing Veil Trilogy, a suspenseful literary work and human story of survivorship, morality, and immortality.

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Noclip In, No Way Out...

All Dan wants is to find a way home. He'd settle for a beer, a bite to eat, and a place to sleep off his hangover.

But, in an endless, ever-changing dungeon cobbled together from twisted carnivals, abandoned shopping malls, janky laundromats, and condemned insane asylums, getting a bit of shut-eye is harder than it sounds.

Dan has accidentally "Noclipped" into the Backrooms—a bizarro, extra-dimensional Alice-in-Wonderland world, overrun with horrific nightmare creatures known as the Dwellers. No one ever gets out. Hell, forget about leaving, if Dan wants to survive the week, he's going to need to harness the strange game-like magic of the Backrooms, make some very sketchy allies, and carve out a little safe haven to call his own.

And he's going to need to do it fast because Dan is being hunted. The Flayed Monarch of the 999th floor has marked him for death and no one walks away from the Skinless Court with their hide intact...

“The book is a f***ing delight. I enjoyed the absolute hell out of it and think it's an excellent use of pop culture to make something fun and horrific and awesome.”– Eric Ugland, Author of the Good Guys and Bad Guys

“Buckle up, buttercup! James Hunter takes you on a balls-to-the-wall adventure that's as insane as it is awesome.” – Jez Cajiao, Author of Arise and Rise of Mankind

"Discount Dan is a fun, fast-paced read with awesome game mechanics, surprising humor, and a brutal adventure you won’t want to put down!" – Dakota Krout, Author of Completionist Chronicles, Full Murder Hobo, and The Divine Dungeon

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