Fans of The Conjuring and The Amityville Horror will love this chilling novel unraveling the tale of a family haunted by the ghosts of their malevolent ancestors’ disturbing past. The decrepit well has been a fountain of terror for generations, an abyss of dread that emits tragedy and death like fog. Its darkness touched Jacob’s soul some twenty years ago, and since moving back to his ancestral home, the chilling feeling of being in front of the old well hasn’t left his troubled mind. But this time, the shadows that creep from the well have taken on a malevolent sentience, whirling a storm of terror as it wreaks havoc on the house. His innocent niece Melissa is ensnared in its vortex, leaving Jacob with no choice but to delve into it once again. He is thrust into a nightmare he thought he had escaped. Can he muster the strength to confront the maddening horrors that lurk beyond his shattered memories? Or will the ancient evil lurking in the depths of the well swallow him whole? Fans of bone-chilling horror, spine-tingling tales, and hair-raising scares will love this novel from acclaimed indie horror author Samuel Small as he drags you through the twisted woods and into the terrifying darkness in the well. Praise for Samuel Small: "Do not read this in a dark room." ????? "Would highly recommend it to any horror lover." ????? “Highly recommend if you're into Twilight Zone horror, and anything of this vein!” ????? "My nerves got a serious workout reading this." ????? "Will scare the pants off you." ????? “It will definitely keep you up at night” ????? "Like a modern day Poe retelling." ????? "I read the book in two days I couldn’t put it down!" ????? "Checked off everything on my wishlist for a scary story." ????? "Will keep you turning the pages right to the very end." ????? “Definitely scary! Recommend it highly.” ????? "Blood chilling story." ????? "It's hard to put down." ????? “Good creepy read.” ????? “Very descriptive storytelling!” ????? “In a few pages, Small manages to describe a situation which would take others whole chapters to convey. Absolutely wonderful!” ????? "Gave me chills" ????? "This is a super scary story." ????? "It is now on my list of favorite demonic/possession books." ????? "The book has everything I want from a horror novel! Highly recommended!" ????? "I absolutely loved this book." ????? "Well worth the read!" ????? "Once I started it I did not want to stop..highly recommended!" ????? "You may never look at another art museum the same again." ????? "I realized towards the end of the book that I had been slowly curling into myself." ????? “So creepy and disturbing.” ????? “Delivers on everything you want in a scary read.” ????? “Guaranteed to keep you awake at night and all the way through the next day!” ????? “Had me at the edge of my seat constantly.” ????? "You want scary and creepy, read this!" ?????

The year is 2024. The night of Helen Lewison's fiftieth birthday. One bad decision leads her down a side street in downtown Baltimore where she is assaulted, losing consciousness. She awakens again in a hospital bed in the ICU. Except the year is now 2003, and Helen is 29 years old...and thirsty for revenge. Scared and fearing she's losing her mind, Helen flees the hospital. As she gradually begins to accept her new existence, her thoughts become fueled by hate and fury, and she starts to see this reset as an opportunity to avenge all those who mistreated her throughout her life, including her attacker in Baltimore. Meanwhile, on an island off the coast of Maine, a group of three men and two women known as The Latch have been alerted to this rewind by an ancient instrument called the Apparat. It is the first awakening of the Apparat in decades, and, per their oaths, The Latch must hunt the Quarry (Helen) using a mysterious portal designed specifically for that purpose. But only one can travel in the portal at any time, a duty which falls to a man named Lionel, who is now in his late-fifties and on his third mission for the Latch. Lionel's goal is to find and kill the Quarry before she can alter the trajectory of the world, and though the hunt is physically and mentally taxing, and with every hour that passes, the Quarry becomes deadlier, The Latch believes any awakening of the Apparat means the world's stability is at stake, so Lionel has no choice but to see his duty to the end. Will Lionel be able to stop Helen before she breaks the world? The Latch is a fast-paced thriller about justice and revenge, but also grace and fate and redemption, and, in the end, it shows how every decision has the potential to impact the world. If you liked 11/22/63 by Stephen King, you will love The Latch.

Bailey and Quinn are back! Bailey Ember Gardener Quinn should’ve read the manual on caring for an incubus before marrying hers. The marriage license hadn’t mentioned anything about their sexy, insatiable ways. If she doesn’t get a single night of undisturbed rest soon, she’ll snap—or go on a napalm bender. Either would work. Recruiting Tiffany “Perkette” Perkins to be her partner-in-crime isn’t the best idea, but nothing says fun quite like a road trip, and Perkette the Misdemeanor Collecting Queen could teach the devil a thing or two about having a good time. Add in a string of rabies cases, more puppies than she can count (or readily adopt,) a job promotion, and her very own incubus in disguise on the hunt for her, and Bailey’s in for one hell of a ride. Warning: this novel contains excessive humor, a unicorn on a napalm bender, Quinn on the hunt, and more shenanigans than you can shake a stick at. Proceed with caution.

She hates her gift – but it just might save her… Geologist Petra Cloch can touch an object and sense the emotions of the people who’ve held it. It’s a miserable way to live. She studied rocks because they rarely ‘talk’ to her and she’s dodged friendships so she won’t need to explain her gift or feel like a voyeur. But when she takes a job as the rock and mineral curator at an unusual western history museum and picks up a jagged crystal in her new office, flashes of rage, fear and death hit hard. Everyone says her predecessor died in a car crash, but what if he was murdered? Under normal circumstances, Petra would never become involved, but what if the previous curator died because of something he did on the job? She could be next. Petra knows she’ll need evidence, not her psychic sense she hides. Can she trust her chatty colleagues who invite her to lunch and to join a book club? And what about the far too watchful Sheriff who keeps showing up unexpectedly… If you love mysteries with a paranormal twist, smart heroines, and small-town intrigue, A Stone Cold Murder will keep you guessing until the very last page.

James Blakely is dead. Murdered in his sleep, he never made it to the other side—and he's pretty sure it's because he’s damned. Now a ghost, James haunts the apartment building where he died, slipping through walls to watch over his sleeping daughter, bantering with the foul-mouthed psychic who’s his only friend, and searching for the redemption that always seems out of reach. When his beloved childhood piano teacher is found murdered, James knows one thing: he may be dead, but he's not done. Determined to solve her killing, he faces all the usual challenges of detective work—plus a few ghostly ones, like being bound to the building, slowly losing his memories, and drawing energy from the living just to manifest. As James investigates the living and the dead, he confronts old regrets, unfinished business, and the chilling truth of his own violent death. Because before he can save anyone else, he may have to save himself. Wry, haunting, and unexpectedly heartwarming, The Body Departed is a supernatural mystery about love after loss, justice after death, and what it means to be truly redeemed. Perfect for fans of The Sixth Sense , The Lovely Bones , and ghost stories with brains, heart, and bite. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: ????? “I found this book to be fast-moving, the main character, James, multifaceted. You learn about his life, the way he loved his daughter, tried to be a good husband, a good man, but realized he was flawed. Now in death he is trying to be a better person so he might have an opportunity at a second chance at Heaven. He has help from a psychic friend and ends up befriending the spirit of a lost little boy. Yes, the ending is truly touching.” —Amazon review ????? “I am a HUGE fan of J.R. Rain. Have read a lot of his books, and they are all excellent. But The Body Departed did something different. It captured my heart and soul.” —Amazon review ????? “If I had to just sum this book up with one sentence then I’d say this book was beautiful . It’s extremely thought provoking and imaginative and will make you think. Every action has a consequence and sometimes those consequences last with us even long after death. I think that even if only one person could learn something from reading this book then the Earth will be a much better place. The storyline was fantastic and I don’t really want to give anything away so if you enjoy a good ghost story along with the power of compassion and forgiveness then do yourself a favor and read The Body Departed .” —Amazon review ????? “J.R. Rain paints a pretty heartwarming yet bittersweet tale of redemption, forgiveness and salvation. As James navigates the supernatural world seeking the truth, he encounters a host of characters that are endearing, believable and poignant in their own way. Regardless of what you believe in, Rain creates an environment that the reader is motivated to travel with James as he unravels the truth. When revealed, you realize that it was never about who killed James or why, but actually it was about James learning to forgive himself, because God already had.” —Amazon review ????? “I had never heard of J.R. Rain before reading this book, but the synopsis of The Body Departed intrigued me so much that I downloaded it via the Kindle, and I was not disappointed. It was a very fast, short read that kept me in the deliciously in the dark and turning pages. Since it is written from James's point of view, the main character, we only know and see what he knows and sees. The way in which Rain wrote this book is very effective in keeping the mystery alive and the reader guessing.” —Amazon review Click BUY NOW or READ FOR FREE today!

Waking up with amnesia is bad. Finding out you’re a witch is weird. But learning that two dangerously gorgeous vampires from a past you can’t remember are obsessed with you? That’s an odd Tuesday even for Red. She’s just trying to piece her life together, one monster hunt at a time, with her cranky-but-caring mentor. Then a case in LA throws her into the path of Lucas, the brooding vampire from her dreams, and Kristoff, the dangerously charming club owner who claims her with a bite. Both men seem to think she’s a woman who died a century ago. Both are determined to make her theirs. Caught between forgotten history and a deadly supernatural conspiracy, Red must choose a side before her past gets her killed. A Witch Called Red is the gripping first book in The Red Witch Chronicles urban fantasy series. If you love supernatural thrills, angsty love triangles, and intense chemistry, you’ll love Sami Valentine’s page-turning story. ---- The reviews from around the web are in! ????? "Like Vampire Diaries had a love child with the show Supernatural." ????? "If you’re looking for a fun witch PI story to check out... I recommend it to fans of Buffy, Anne Rice, Anita Blake, and The Lost Boys." ????? "This is an incredible book, I honestly read it in one go!" ????? "A strong beginning which draws you straight into Red's world, with intriguing and smoldering characters. Leaves you wanting more."