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A Cherokee man and his daughter must escape a shapeshifting trickster in this Bram Stoker Award–winning novel from the author of Crota .In a Florida funeral home, a corpse sits up and offers a warning: "Beware, Blue Sky Woman, Coyote's coming."In a North Carolina nursing home, a young orderly casts the shadow of an animal, and leaves carnage in his wake.Though his youth is far behind him, Luther Watie can ...

An ancient monster awakens in this "convincing and fascinating" classic horror thriller, a winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel ( San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle ).It starts with what appears to be a grisly car accident on Cemetery Road. Sheriff Skip Harding has never seen anything like it: two mutilated victims, one gutted and hanging upside down from a tree. All he knows for sure is that this is no hit...

KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER THROUGH THE YEARS Carl Kolchak has faced more than his share of monsters throughout his infamous career. Now, Monstrous Books presents 13 short stories chronicling the intrepid reporter's exploits from his time in World War II until his semi-retirement in the 1990s. Kolchak's luck runs out during World War II. Devils in the outfield stir up trouble in the '50s. A road trip with editor Tony Vincenzo in the '70s takes a turn for the worse. Lovecraftian horrors esca...

"Each short story is unique, carefully crafted, and memorable. A fun read from cover to cover." – MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWDesperados and yellow-bellies be warned: These ain't your typical westerns…Herein find legendary masters of anomalous Western and Horror stories—along with a posse of budding word-slingers—who all bring you an electrifying and frightening collection of extraordinary tales set in the Old West and beyond...

"A wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking." —George A. Romero, legendary horror director of Night of the Living DeadIn this revised and expanded edition, Tribal Screams offers works of horror and fantasy that stem from the dark imagination of Owl Goingback, the Bram Stoker Award–winning author of the critically-acclaimed supernatural thrillers Crota, Breed, and Coyote Rage. ...

Horror novelist Michael Anthony decides to move his family from NYC to the small Missouri town where he was raised by his eccentric grandmother. Moving into the house left to him, they find something already residing in the walls.

There is a dark underside to the sunny city of St. Augustine, Florida. An ancient evil is awakened in the Tolomato Cemetery, and is intent on stalking and destroying the citizens of the town.

Sheriff Skip Harding is called out to investigate a double homicide unlike any he has seen before. The bodies are torn to pieces in the woods.

From Jon Bassoff, author of The Memory Ward, comes his shattering debut novel—equal parts Jim Thompson, Flannery O’Connor, and William FaulknerA mysterious Iraq War veteran with a horribly scarred face. A disturbed young man in a strange mountain town. A masked preacher with a terrible secret. Amidst a firestorm of violence, betrayal, and horror, three worlds will collide in an old mining shack buried deep in the mountains.Corrosion is an ...

Nora was not supposed to get wasted as the Sober Sister for Sigma that night. But she did.Nora was supposed to protect her sorority sisters from things like ex-boyfriends and serial killers.But she didn’t.Now the Sigma president is dead and Nora’s drunk alter ego is the only one who knows who did it.To save the rest of her sorority, she must drink to remember and leave her sober self clues ...

Abandoned is a dark, character-driven fantasy with morally grey protagonists and heavy themes. The story is a slow-burn with multiple POVs that gradually converge. Ideal for readers who enjoy grimdark fantasy, layered worldbuilding, and complex characters.Is humanity defined by where it came from, or by what it chooses to become?Max awakens in a city reclaimed by nature, centuries removed from the world he remembers. Humanity now hides in primitive cities, protected by the ...

Powerful and compelling, this high-stakes, feministreimagining of Little Red Riding Hood is perfect for fans of StephanieGarber and Meagan Spooner.For as long as sixteen-year-old Adele can remember, thevillage of Oakvale has been surrounded by the dark wood—a forest filled withterrible monsters. A forest that light itself cannot penetrate.Unlike her fellow villagers, Adele cannot avoid the darkwood.Adele i...