J. Edward Neill

In a drowned village, on a dark shore, in a city of white stones, an ancient evil stalks. It has no name, no face, and no desire but to see the death of everything... ...and everyone. Down through the ages it exists, sleepless and void, a relic from the world before humanity. One dead. Every night. Forever. Until nothing remains. The Hecatomb includes four short stories, including previously published horror shorts Let the Bodies and Old Man of Tessera. Each story is set in the same world. It's up to readers to decide the order in which they happen...

The Hecatomb

101 Questions for Humanity - The supreme coffee table book for armchair philosophers. Designed to provoke, question, and challenge. Crack the cover open during big parties, small gatherings, or lonely nights on the couch. Once you taste one question, you'll want to devour them all.

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101 Questions for Humanity

In Down the Dark Path, Book One of the Tyrants of the Dead trilogy, J Edward Neill sets the table for the darkest of all dark fantasy epics. Graehelm's epic struggle against the Furyon Empire has begun. The Furyons possess the fastest ships, the finest weapons, and the hugest army the world has known in centuries. But these gifts are not of their own making. They are the blessings of Malog, dark heart of a dark empire, where none but the blackest hearts go to worship. When the Furyon Emperor grinds the gears of war into motion, he threatens more than Graehelm. If he is victorious, his storm will cover all the realms of mankind, and every civilization will perish.

Down the Dark Path

Little Joff...always dreaming of the stars. He knows something is out there, but he's not sure what it is. Because there is something out there. And one day, after all the dreams of his childhood fade, Joff will sit on a ship as it spirals through the void. Alone. With all the time in the world to count the stars. And measure the darkness growing between them. - from the author of A Door Never Dreamed Of J Edward Neill

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