Michael Patrick Hicks

Having won his emancipation after fighting on the side of the colonies during the American Revolution, Salem Hawley is a free man. Only a handful of years after the end of British rule, Hawley finds himself drawn into a new war unlike anything he has ever seen. New York City is on the cusp of a new revolution as the science of medicine advances, but procuring bodies for study is still illegal. Bands of resurrectionists are stealing corpses from New York cemeteries, and women of the night are disappearing from the streets, only to meet grisly ends elsewhere. After a friend's family is robbed from their graves, Hawley is compelled to fight back against the wave of exhumations plaguing the Black cemetery. Little does he know, the theft of bodies is key to far darker arts being performed by the resurrectionists. If successful, the work of these occultists could spell the end of the fledgling American Experiment... and the world itself. The Resurrectionists, the first book in the Salem Hawley series, is a novella of historical cosmic horror from the author of Broken Shells and Mass Hysteria.

The Resurrectionists

Carried to Earth in a freak meteor shower, an alien virus has infected the animals of Falls Breath. Dogs and cats terrorize their owners, while deer and wolves from the neighboring woods stalk and kill their human prey without mercy. To survive, humanity will have to fight tooth and nail.

Mass Hysteria

Rysa Walker

Susan Kaye Quinn

Samuel Peralta

Daniel Arthur Smith

R.D. Brady

Nathan M. Beauchamp

P.K. Tyler

Hank Garner

Joshua Ingle

CLONES: The Anthology

Antoine DeWitt is a man down on his luck, and the promise of easy money is too tantalizing to ignore. Instead of a quick score, DeWitt finds himself trapped in a deep, dark hole, buried in the middle of an unimaginable nightmare.

A Subterranean Horror Novella

Broken Shells

Consumption

Night of the Demons meets Olympus Has Fallen in this satirical gorefest of White House horror!After succumbing to a deadly virus and incurring the wrath of voters in the 2020 election, the president of the United States makes a deathbed deal with the devil.Imbued with supernatural power, President Tyler Coleridge refuses to surrender office after being defeated by his rival candidate and rings in the new year with a White House bloodbath.After Coleridge turns against the press and his own Secret Service detail in a violent display of savagery, it's up to the lone survivor of the president's protective detail, Mike Hutchinson, to put a stop to Coleridge's reign of madness before the nation is utterly crippled.Inspired by the events of 2020, Friday Night Massacre is a splatterpunk horror action novel in the grindhouse fashion, with a dash of comic book sensibility.Friday Night Massacre contains graphic content and is recommended for regular readers of horror novels.

Friday Night Massacre

Emancipated during the American Revolution, Salem Hawley is a free man--until he finds himself indebted to a doctor for treatment for injuries incurred during the New York Doctors' Riot. Recruited to recover the stolen grimoire, Al Azif, Salem embarks on a journey north, to Arkham, Massachusetts. Plagued by rain and the incursion of strange, otherworldly creatures, the seaside town of Arkham has become a dark and dangerous place. Unable to trust the locals, Hawley is forced to rely on only his wits to track down the thief. He must also contend with Louise LeMarché, an outcast and suspected witch who is searching for the missing tome, as well. Time is against Hawley. Something ancient and evil is rising from the depths of the Atlantic, and if Al Azif is not recovered quickly, it could spell doom to Arkham... and all of humanity. Borne of the Deep, the second book in the Salem Hawley series, is a novella of Lovecraftian cosmic horror and continues the story that began in The Resurrectionists.

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