A quiet town plagued by restless spirits. A centuries-old magician who won't stay dead. A warlock forced to face the darkest legends of his past.

Denmark, Tennessee, isn’t exactly known for high drama—but after surviving a brush with Hell itself, Gabriel Radu and his magical family hoped for some well-earned peace. No such luck.

When Sheriff Billy McCain shows up in the middle of a summer solstice party, it’s to ask Gabriel about a very peculiar problem: people in comas whose ghosts have been seen wandering the town. The sightings are chilling enough—but when one of these doppelganger apparitions burns down a historic church, it’s clear something malevolent is at work.

The clues point to an ancient evil: Dragos Nistor, known in whispered Romanian legend as “The Ghost Maker.” A master necromancer who once commanded the spirits of the living, Nistor is a figure from Gabriel’s homeland and nightmares both—an immortal monster who uses magic to possess the innocent, force them to do his bidding, and leave ruin in his wake.

As more townspeople fall victim, Gabriel races to uncover Nistor’s hiding place, decipher cryptic messages left in antique tarot cards, and convince his reluctant magical kin to confront an enemy who may be older—and more ruthless—than any they’ve faced before.

Fans of The Dresden Files, The Iron Druid Chronicles, and southern gothic mysteries will love The Ghost Maker, a dark, richly layered paranormal thriller full of family bonds, secret histories, supernatural investigation, and a hero who must risk everything to save the town he loves.

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Headless horrors & high jinks! Get a 'slice' of comedy with The Headless FloridaMan

Dare to dive into the sidesplitting terror of "The Headless FloridaMan"? In a bizarre tale where the legend of Sleepy Hollow crashes into a Floridian trailer park, this horror-comedy novella delivers a gut-busting twist on a classic story. When five tweakers commit what they think is the perfect crime, they soon find themselves hunted by a headless foe with a penchant for dark humor and vengeance.

Prepare for an uproarious escapade as each page bursts with slapstick wit, foolhardy characters, and the kind of scatological humor that would make even a teenage boy cringe with delight. With a sprinkling of toilet jokes, foul language, and crass humor, "The Headless FloridaMan" is unapologetically bold and shamelessly entertaining.

But beware, this isn't just a headless man on the warpath; it's a resurrected menace armed with a plumber's courage and a dash of supernatural mystery. So, if you're in for a laugh, a scare, and an all-around wild ride that redefines "Dude-Lit," then it's time to meet "The Headless FloridaMan." Grab your copy today and join in on the chaos that only Florida—and an axe-wielding specter—can conjure up!

The dead speak and one man hears their harrowing cries...

Dan Tate survived a heart-breaking tragedy and is plagued by nightmares of his terrifying ordeal. Withdrawing into an emotionless shell, he has driven away everyone who cared about him. Dan is lost, and utterly alone. Until he hears the voices…

In Coffin Cemetery, the anguished spirits cry out to him. Lost souls, torn from their places of rest, are seeking a way to move on. Dan wants to help these wandering ghosts find some measure of peace, in the hopes that, he too can finally put his past behind him.

But Dan isn’t the only one who speaks with the dead. Janet Ladd also hears their call and intends to use these tormented souls to fulfill her darkest desires. She unleashes bloodthirsty wraiths to do her bidding.

Dan and the ghost of a young boy are the only ones standing in her way. Unless Dan can overcome the torment inside his soul, the enemy’s dark power will grow even stronger…

And a new tragedy will haunt Dan’s nightmares.
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Vermont school teachers, Gladys and Frank Sutter decide to take on a new summer job as caretakers for a large vintage home located in Maine. The Stanford house is in terrible condition on the inside, the result of many years of hoarding by the previous owners. The Sutters get more than they bargained for when it becomes evident they are not alone after Frank discovers a room with no door on the second floor. Soon the presence of two ghosts, a young girl and an elderly man, play havoc on Gladys and Frank during their summer restoration project.