Deadly Games

Literature & Fiction

Thomas, Collette

Genre Fiction

Damnation Books, LLC

The Prodigy

"Noel Hynd is one of the few authors that have succeeded showing us what we sense in the deepest reaches of our minds. He is a master because he is willing to go where we don't want to go in regards to the supernatural." -Tobe Hooper, Director of Poltergeist, Salem's Lot and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Rolf Geiger is a rock star among classical musicians: young, handsome, gifted and possessed by genius and in love with a beautiful woman. But when Isador Rabinowitz, the greatest concert pianist of the 20th Century passes away, his ghost lingers long enough to threaten everything Rolf has ever loved or ever wanted to be.

HYND, Noel

Jericho and Maddy Healey move into their dream home in Ray City, Arizona, when blood-chilling screams emanating from the basement ruin the experience. Only two days later, Maddy vanishes, and two seedy policemen are caught covering up a hole in the basement. Fleeing the police, Jericho enlists his cousin, a tactical drug officer, to help locate his missing wife. When the investigation takes them to a secret hideaway in the Red Desert, the drug cartels involved are the least of their worries.

The Body Cartel

Spencer, Alan

Literary

The last of an ancient order of Jewish mystics capable of extraplanar travel, The Merkabah Rider roams the demon haunted American West of 1879 in search of the renegade teacher who betrayed his enclave. But as the trail grows fresher, shadows gather, and The Hour Of The Incursion draws near... Four novella episodes in one book. In a town hungry for blood, the Rider encounters a cult of Molech worshippers bent on human sacrifice('The Blood Libel'). A murderous, possessed gunman descends upon a mountain town, and only the Rider stands in his way ('Hell's Hired Gun'). A powerful ju ju man with powers rivalling the Rider's own holds a fledgling Mexican boomtown in his sway ('The Dust Devils'). Finally the Rider faces the Queen of Demons and a bordello full of antedelluvian succubi ('The Nightjar Women').

Merkabah Rider Tales of a High Planes Drifter

Erdelac, Edward M.

Nantucket Island is a peaceful place to vacation in the summer...for those who are unaware of its tragic past. Each June, parishioners gather in the comfort of Reverend Osaro's church to listen as locals relate their first-hand experiences with spirits in town.   Detective Tim Brooks, forced to question his belief in the supernatural, takes on the most vile of ghosts imaginable to save the entire island from its wrath. Bodies pile up as he races to figure out who this spirit is and why it is so malevolent. Who will fall victim next? An innocent vacationer? The starlet, Annette? The unorthodox minister? Or perhaps Tim himself?  An elderly woman's turning table holds the key to discovering Nantucket's bloody past, and perhaps putting an end to the senseless murders on the island. Tim finds help in some unlikely places, but will it be enough?

Ghosts Author's Revised Edition

Young lovers Nick and Maggie decide to escape the city  to spend a romantic weekend camping deep in the idyllic countryside. The excursion begins well, but soon degenerates into a maelstrom of terror when one of them comes face to face with an undead civil war soldier. They flee into the wilderness, but soon find themselves trapped in a deserted cabin and engaged in a mortal battle with a group of long-dead Confederate bushwackers, in the dead of night.

Dead of Night

Saunders, C.M.

Ever since Cassandra Graystone was a child and her family perished in a fire, she knows and sees things other people don't. After Sarah sees apocalyptic events in her tarot cards and demons are everywhere, Cassandra fears she's going insane or something terrifying is happening in the world.

A Time of Demons

Griffith, Kathryn Meyer

Bill and Rebecca Moore are an ordinary middle-aged couple raising two children in suburban Connecticut when an unsuccessful attempt on Rebecca's life by a mysterious stranger leaves her with a nasty case of post-traumatic stress. To help her recover, Bill suggests a move to L.A., where they buy and renovate an old house in a posh neighborhood. It seems, however, that the house hosts a particularly persistent ghost named Ronny, an ex-actor who apparently has emerged from the small private cemetery adjacent to the backyard. When both children disappear from the house with no sign of forced entry, LAPD gumshoe Ed Van Allen suspects the Moores of murder, although Rebecca gamely tries to convince him the ghost did it. Turning the implausible into the possible as the case unfolds, Hynd lets the evidence build to a genuinely terrifying climax that features earthbound criminals as well as a not-so-subtle example of divine retribution.

Cemetery of Angels Author's New Revised Edition

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