J.R. Johansson is an author whose works delve into psychological depths, exploring the darker aspects of the human psyche. Drawing on her background in psychology, she imbues her characters with a disquieting realism and unique depth. Her style is characterized by suspenseful storytelling and a penetrating insight into character motivations, offering readers an intense and immersive reading experience. Through her narratives, Johansson uncovers the complexities of the human mind, prompting readers to contemplate the boundaries of sanity and madness.
The story follows Jack and his half-brother Parker as they navigate the urgent need to confront the body-stealing Takers after their father's death. Instead of grieving, they embark on a quest to find the ingredients for their father's powerful formula, which is crucial for protecting their loved ones from the impending threat. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the bond between brothers in the face of danger.
Struggling to manage his abilities as a Watcher, Parker Chipp faces a new crisis when he wakes up in jail with no memory of the previous 12 hours. As darkness threatens to consume him, he teams up with Jack, a mysterious ally who aids him in mastering his powers. However, the internal battle intensifies as the darkness within Parker grows stronger, jeopardizing his life and future. The story explores themes of self-control, friendship, and the fight against inner demons.
Seventeen-year-old Harley Martin's long-held dream of visiting Paris turns into a nightmare when a tour of the Paris Catacombs goes horribly wrong. After a cave-in leaves her and her cousin Gretchen, along with their friends, trapped underground with limited resources, they must navigate the dark tunnels filled with the remains of millions. As tensions rise and trust falters, Harley faces the ultimate test of survival, forcing her to confront her fears and the fragility of their relationships in a place that symbolizes death.
Sixteen-year-old Parker Chipp spends his nights experiencing other people's dreams and getting no rest, so when he discovers that new friend Mia's dreams are different he becomes fixated on her until memory blackouts lead him to question exactly what their relationship is.