When he came home, so did they...Driven by vengeance, Michael Alexander enlisted in the Army the day after 9/11. Five years later, disillusioned and broken by the horrors he witnessed in Afghanistan, Michael returns home to Georgia seeking to begin a new life. But he didn't come alone. Something evil followed him, and it's leaving a path of destruction in its wake.The police are powerless. The Army has written Michael off. Left to face down a malevolent creature first encountered in the mountains of Afghanistan, he'll rely on his training, a homeless prophet, and estranged family members from a love lost...But none of them expected the dragon.Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden collides with Larry Correia's Monster Hunter International in this supernatural thriller that goes straight to Hell!

War Demons (The Prodigal Son) (Volume 1)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Newquist, Russell

Fantasy

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

When he came home, so did they...
Driven by vengeance, Michael Alexander enlisted in the Army the day after 9/11. Five years later, disillusioned and broken by the horrors he witnessed in Afghanistan, Michael returns home to Georgia seeking to begin a new life. But he didn't come alone. Something evil followed him, and it's leaving a path of destruction in its wake. The police are powerless. The Army has written Michael off. Left to face down a malevolent creature first encountered in the mountains of Afghanistan, he'll rely on his training, a homeless prophet, and estranged family members from a love lost... But none of them expected the dragon. Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden collides with Larry Correia's Monster Hunter International in this supernatural thriller that goes straight to Hell!

War Demons: A Catholic Action Horror Novel (The Prodigal Son)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Silver Empire

Secret Stairs: A Tribute to Urban Legend

Humphreys, Daniel

Brand, Kristen

The #1 Bestselling Horror Anthology! You mustn't talk about the stairs. There they stand, surrounded by nothing but forest, pristine as the day they were built. No sign remains of any other structure around them, no ruins of long forgotten buildings. They look... wrong. They feelwrong. Bad things happen if you get too close. Horrible things. You must never, ever ever talk about them. Thirty-four of today's best up and coming writers provide wonderfully unique interpretations inspired by the urban legends of the Internet age. Tales range from science fiction to fantasy, horror to mystery, and one writer even penned a romance! But you must never tell anyone about the stairs! Containing the stories: <ul> <li>Nothing Ever Happens Here by Richard Paolinelli</li> <li>Star Thistle by J. Comer</li> <li>Let Him In by Josh Dygert</li> <li>A New Trail Off Of Old King's Highway by Michael Reyes</li> <li>The Strange Stairs at the Aldebourne Estate by Kristen Brand</li> <li>Exclusive Scoop by J. Trevor Robinson</li> <li>The Flash-Back Stairs: A Story of Betrayal by Patrick T. Luce</li> <li>The Peacock House by Matthew Pegg</li> <li>Where The Wood Thrush Sings by NB Williams</li> <li>The Refuge by Dawn Witzke</li> <li>Upon The Stair by Daniel Humphreys</li> <li>Grand Staircase to the Yellow Court by R.C. Mulhare</li> <li>Another Dead Man's Curve by Chris Ingram</li> <li>Game Warden by Russell Newquist</li> <li>Stepping Stones by Jarrett Mazza</li> <li>Reap Dance by James G. Hancock</li> <li>Descending Stairs, 1699 by Meghan Casey</li> <li>Where Angels Fear to Tread by Michelle Mellon</li> <li>Sobek's Staircase by Jeremy Megargee</li> <li>The Curses We Carry by Russell Mahon</li> <li>Stranger's Wood by J.S. Arroyo</li> <li>Stairway Back to Jonathan's Farm by Dan Allen</li> <li>The Thirteenth Step by MJ Mars</li> <li>Cajun Ray by S.D. McPhail</li> <li>W/M by Isobel Horsburgh</li> <li>The Sentinel by Richard W. Watts</li> <li>Sleep, Child by A.G. Lopes</li> <li>The Lost Ones by Karen Thrower</li> <li>Ready For Seven More by Christopher Lansdown</li> <li>Fire and Pine by Bethany C. Gotschall</li> <li>Stairway to? Where? by William Lehman</li> <li>The Dead Always by Darren Todd</li> <li>Missing Persons by Jonathan Bronico</li> <li>Cedar Road by Mocha Pennington</li> </ul>

The Newquist Corporation

You mustn't talk about the stairs. There they stand, surrounded by nothing but forest, pristine as the day they were built. No sign remains of any other structure around them, no ruins of long forgotten buildings. They look... wrong. They feel wrong. Bad things happen if you get too close. Horrible things. You must never, ever ever talk about them.
Thirty-four of today's best up and coming writers provide wonderfully unique interpretations inspired by the urban legends of the Internet age. Tales range from science fiction to fantasy, horror to mystery, and one writer even penned a romance! But you must never tell anyone about the stairs! Containing the stories: <ul>
<li>Nothing Ever Happens Here by Richard Paolinelli</li>
<li>Star Thistle by J. Comer </li>
<li>Let Him In by Josh Dygert </li>
<li>A New Trail Off Of Old King?s Highway by Michael Reyes </li>
<li>The Strange Stairs at the Aldebourne Estate by Kristen Brand</li>
<li>Exclusive Scoop by J. Trevor Robinson </li>
<li>The Flash-Back Stairs: A Story of Betrayal by Patrick T. Luce </li>
<li>The Peacock House by Matthew Pegg </li>
<li>Where The Wood Thrush Sings by NB Williams </li>
<li>The Refuge by Dawn Witzke </li>
<li>Upon The Stair by Daniel Humphreys</li>
<li>Grand Staircase to the Yellow Court by R.C. Mulhare </li>
<li>Another Dead Man?s Curve by Chris Ingram </li>
<li>Game Warden by Russell Newquist</li>
<li>Stepping Stones by Jarrett Mazza</li>
<li>Reap Dance by James G. Hancock </li>
<li>Descending Stairs, 1699 by Meghan Casey </li>
<li>Where Angels Fear to Tread by Michelle Mellon</li>
<li>Sobek's Staircase by Jeremy Megargee </li>
<li>The Curses We Carry by Russell Mahon</li>
<li>Stranger?s Wood by Suzanne Arroyo </li>
<li>Stairway Back to Jonathan?s Farm by Dan Allen</li>
<li>The Thirteenth Step by MJ Mars </li>
<li>Cajun Ray by S.D. McPhail </li>
<li>W/M by Isobel Horsburgh </li>
<li>The Sentinel by Richard W. Watts </li>
<li>Sleep, Child by A.G. Lopes</li>
<li>The Lost Ones by Karen Thrower </li>
<li>Ready For Seven More by Christopher Lansdown</li>
<li>Fire and Pine by Bethany C. Gotschall </li>
<li>Stairway to? Where? by William Lehman </li>
<li>The Dead Always by Darren Todd </li>
<li>Missing Persons by Jonathan Bronico </li>
<li>Cedar Road by Mocha Pennington </li>
</ul>

Secret Stairs: A Tribute to Urban legend

Megargee, Jeremy

Paolinelli, Richard

Reyes, Michael

Robinson, J Trevor

Comer, J.

Pennington, Mocha

Gotschall, Bethany

Dygert, Josh

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