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Saul Climer is a down-on-his-luck alcoholic. Dwindling finances, the isolation of country living, a souring romance, and a lurid love affair with the bottle all drive him into a pit of depression and reckless abandon. As he's dragged deeper into the black void of despair, he realizes his chilling nightmares are not only becoming more vivid, he's actually dream-teleporting and witnessing brutal murders.At the end of his rope mentally and physically, he learns he might be next on the killer's list and, panic-stricken, submerges himself even deeper into a steady stream of alcohol.Waging a war with internal and external demons, he discovers there's more to his precarious precipice than meets the eye: Voodoo spells, calculating killers, and possibly a government cover-up.Pitting human vulnerability against the courage it takes to risk life, limb, and heart, Black Dawn is a pulse-pounding journey that is both terrifying and uplifting.

Drinking heavily and drifting from one failed relationship to another, Nathan Leer's life begins unraveling when his latest girlfriend Adelita freaks out and flees, accusing him of assault and battery. As well, his struggling coffee shop is sinking and the bailiff is about to come knocking. Enter the evil Beal, who tries to recruit him into a life of lasciviousness and self-indulgence. On the verge of succumbing, he is suddenly transported to planet Orgon, where he meets Ophelia, a beautiful and mysterious alien. She teaches Nathan that on Orgon the concepts of materialism, greed and corruption are non-existent and he begins to question the very core of his moral fiber. What he doesn't know is Beal has an alliance with a distant planet and is secretly planning to corrupt Earth and attack Orgon. Beal wants Nathan so bad, he's willing to do anything to brainwash him--even if it means cold-blooded murder. An epic battle erupts, pitting the forces of good and evil against one another in the context of the American Dream.

When an enigmatic town doctor saves the life of Anisa Worthington’s dying son, she abandons Christianity in favor of devotion to the cult of Santa Muerte or Saint Death. Some believe the mysterious skeleton saint will protect their loved ones, help in matters of the heart, and provide abundant happiness, health, wealth, and justice. But others, including the Catholic Church, call the cult blasphemous, evil, and satanic.Anisa introduces Saint Death to her friend Helen Randon, and soon one of Helen’s enemies is brutally murdered. Residents of Montague, a peaceful little town in Prince Edward Island, begin plotting to rid the Bible belt of apostates.Anisa suspects Helen is perverting the good tenets of Saint Death. Before she can act, a terrible nightmare propels her to the Dominican Republic in search of Franklin, her long-lost and unstable brother, who mysteriously disappeared without a trace twenty years ago.To her horror, Anisa learns Franklin is worshiping Saint Death with evil intentions. As a fanatical and hell-bent lynch mob tightens the noose, mysterious murders begin occurring all around Anisa. Unsure who’s an enemy and who’s an ally, she’s thrust into a violent battle to save her life, as well as the lives of her friends and brother.

Drifting from one failed relationship and apartment to another, down-on-her-luck protagonist Dana Vilner decides a peaceful home in the country is exactly what she needs to turn things around. So, along with boyfriend Jackson LaPrairie, she packs up her two young daughters and rents what appears to be a paradise on Earth. But it isn't long before paradise transforms into a living hell; the landlord's son begins stalking and threatening them; the landlords start behaving oddly and aggressively, and events escalate to the point that they fear for their lives and sanity. As events spiral out of control and the harassment ratchets up, Dana knows it's only a matter of time before someone becomes seriously injured or winds up dead. A chilling exploration of the fight-or-flight response, Rule 14 ushers you deep inside the minds of those who process information through a twisted and psychotic lens.

As a strung-out team of paranormal investigators approach the shocking truth surrounding deadly rage-filled attacks in an unassuming small town, dangerous roadblocks quickly emerge. Kathleen Freeborne discovers their inner demons are preventing them from getting to the bottom of the sudden and violent outbursts. Her once loyal and loving boyfriend has suddenly become distant and cold, withdrawing into an alcoholic abyss. Her best friend starts keeping disturbing secrets from the team and retreating into a catatonic shell of her former self. Meanwhile, Detective Blaine Redmond, close to learning the disturbing truth behind the uncontrolled aggression possessing unsuspecting townsfolk, abruptly vanishes. Including extensive research from actual paranormal investigations, Poison Rage is a chilling and mind-bending examination of haunted happenings that paranormal investigators—often in the face of life-threatening consequences—choose to confront.