E Reyes

Velox Books

Horror and the supernatural don't take holiday vacations... Take a holiday trip with E. Reyes to the dark side of the most wonderful time of the year. While you're there visit... A hot holiday toy that brings terror to a department store. A man caught in a blizzard as he searches for help for a dying friend. A girl who wakes up to surprise visitors on Día de los Muertos. A man who recounts a sick and twisted Thanksgiving. A boy who becomes intrigued by a mysterious house and the girl who resides there during fall break. A family man who struggles with a dilemma that may cost him his soul. "A beautifully written collection... a unique and creative delight... I devoured it and loved it!"-Julie Hiner, author of Final Track "A great collection of thrilling and shocking tales that will get your heart pounding!"-Eric Woods, author of Pummeled "A great range of short tales for anyone looking for a quick, mysterious read."-M.E. Aster, author of Three Halves of a Whole "Captures the melancholy, dark side of the holidays."-Elford Alley, author of Ash and Bone

Christmas in the Empty Cabin and Other Holiday Tales

It's another Halloween in Devil's Hill, Arizona, meaning more rituals, horror, and bizarre occurrences of the unknown are to take place. A group of friends finds themselves in their own tale of an urban legend surrounding a tall, scary tree in "Satan's Tree Lives." A little girl with an eye for seeing things others cannot is haunted by a ghoulish-looking woman in "She Who Sees the Ghosts." Teens are being torn to pieces; wolves are howling through the night; find out what true terror unravels in "Under the Howling Moon." A horror author who wants to do what Houdini couldn't do intends to send a message to his wife from the afterlife in "The Seance." A slasher is on a non-stop killing spree in "Desert Road." An unconventional wake takes place in a backyard with the presence of an ominous statue overseeing the event in "The Backyard Wake." A movie studio/theme park opens again for its annual Halloween attraction. Things seem off, and the main event is a nasty surprise in "Old Devil's Hill Studios." Following a similar ritual from a few years back, a young witch summons a deity in exchange for fortune in "The Pumpkin Man." These are the tales to read when the veil is at its thinnest, when the twilight has a unique hue, and when the smell of October is in the air. Welcome to Devil's Hill...have a terrifying second time around.

Stories

Devil's Hill II

When November and December come around, the horror and the paranormal don't take a holiday vacation. In this collection, a girl wakes up to visitors on Dia de los Muertos. A man recounts a sick and twisted Thanksgiving. A boy becomes intrigued with a house and with the girl who resides in it during autumn break. A family man deals with a dilemma that can cost him his soul. A man is caught in the woods during a blizzard as he searches for rescue for his dying friend. A hot holiday toy brings terror to a department store. These are the tales for the shorter and colder nights. The stories for the dark side of the most wonderful time of the year...

Love at first sight. A Dark Obsession. Murders. Nathan Franco is a young man who conceals his true mannerisms and feelings on the inside by presenting a secure version of himself on the outside. He lives his life, goes to college, loves music, and deals with his father, who doesn't like him much. Things go as they always do until he meets Christine Romero. It's love at first sight. Nathan promises himself that he won't make the same mistake with his last love interest. But soon, his jealousy, rage, and possessiveness become too much to keep locked away inside. Nathan's love and obsession for the girl of his dreams turn into a nightmare in The Love Song of Nathan Franco.

The Love Song of Nathan Franco

R.L. Stine has Fear Street, Stephen King has Castle Rock, E. Reyes has Devil's Hill. From the mind of author E. Reyes comes his debut horror anthology full of 15 terrifying Halloween stories that will keep you thinking long after the tales have been read. It's the darker half of the year. Cold weather begins and dead leaves are around us. Short days and long nights provide the perfect setting for ghost stories. And on every Halloween, the veil between the dead and the living is at its thinnest. But this year, the veil is completely gone, allowing spirits, deities, the unexplained, and true evil to roam the town of Devil's Hill, Arizona freely when a group of witches summon an ancient deity into a scarecrow. Each of the 15 stories in Devil's Hill is different and unique, but they all connect to the underlying cause of what the witches have summoned. Halloween in Devil's Hill is about to be the scariest one ever. This is the second edition of Devil's Hill, and it includes a "Behind the Stories" chapter.

An Anthology

Devil's Hill

Cindy Flores is a twenty-one-year-old single mother, retail worker, and college student who inherits her grandmother's home on Moon Creek Avenue. Cindy's father offers to pay the utilities until she graduates from college, doing whatever he can so that she doesn't return to her abusive boyfriend. At first, the home is comfortable - nostalgic of Cindy's childhood, and her daughter enjoys the house, too. But soon, ghosts randomly appear day and night. Doors open and close, a streak of bad luck begins, Cindy and her daughter have unsettling nightmares, and Cindy's mental state is pushed to the edge. When Cindy's video recording of paranormal activity goes viral on social media, she gets the attention of famous ghost hunters. Without anywhere else to turn, Cindy confides in their help to find out why she's being haunted. A terrifying investigation leads to revelation and surprise. Will she find the root of the evil being caused at her home on Moon Creek Avenue?

The House on Moon Creek Avenue

In this macabre collection of short fiction, E. Reyes tells stories about the unknown, about demise, and about the human psyche. A creature from the woods lurks at a young boy's window in "The Smile." A clown with a struggling roller coaster ride makes the ultimate sacrifice in "The Haunted Circus Ride." A group of friends break into a home and are in for a night of unsuspected terror in "Home Invasion." Thanksgiving day has turned into something sinister when a man goes to his parents' house in "My Brother Daniel." Something is off about a curtain visit in "Mommy Dearest." A girl is on the brink of losing her mind in "Paranoid." A teen discovers a true crime book with a first-person point of view that haunts his memories in "The Crime Book." A peculiar bat becomes a pest in "Bela Lugosi at My Window." A man is on a drunken and drugged-up path of self-destruction in "This Kind of Hell." A turn of events at a funeral cause the unthinkable to happen in "Resurrection (A Love Song to Stephen King's Pet Sematary)." A young girl's doll becomes a conduit for ancient evil in "Isabella's Doll." A creepy kid is alone at night, swinging on a swing set in the middle of October in "The Little Boy." A dark comedy ensues with gore and the undead in "Zombies at the Dollar Palace." Featuring 10 short stories and 2 pieces of flash fiction, Strange Tales of the Macabre is a strange and bizarre read that centers around death and the unexplainable.

Strange Tales of the Macabre

Cindy Flores is a twenty-one-year-old single mother, retail worker, and college student who inherits her grandmother's home on Moon Creek Avenue. Cindy's father offers to pay the utilities until she graduates from college, doing whatever he can do so that she doesn't go back to her abusive boyfriend. At first, the home is comfortable - nostalgic of Cindy's childhood, and her daughter enjoys the house, too. But soon, ghosts randomly appear day and night. Doors open and close, a streak of bad luck begins, Cindy and her daughter have unsettling nightmares, and Cindy's mental state is pushed to the edge. When Cindy's video recording of paranormal activity goes viral on social media, she gets the attention of famous ghost hunters. Without anywhere else to turn, Cindy confides in their help to find out why she's being haunted. A terrifying investigation leads to revelation and surprise. Will she find the root of the evil being caused at her home on Moon Creek Avenue?

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