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|  | | Ascension: The Chosen (The Demon Series Book 5)
Jesse returns from India, ten years later, in his arms a Katemara. But he is not returning to the world he left. Demons are possessing humans on a regular basis. Committing crimes and leaving the humans to suffer the consequences, the demons are amassing huge sums of money.
Left to wonder what the demons could be plotting, Jesse knows they are after more than just mischief, pain, and pleasure. But when Cole confesses to one of Starke's murders, believing himself responsible for not having stopped Starke, Jesse and the gang have more than just demons to worry about. And when overwhelmed by demons bent on killing them, they must run.
Will Jesse take his rightful place as the chosen one, or will the demon occupation prevent the ascension?
| |  | | Beyond The Red Door: The Soul Seeker (The Demon Series Book 2)
Fifty years to the day Max Jensen walked into the Starke house, Jesse Miller is throwing a party.
Jesse wants to go down in high school history as the kid to remember. Only problem is, he may just get his wish. If he thought throwing a party in the long abandoned house of a serial killer would do it, then he would be right. But what happens that night at the old Starke house isn't something you want to remember...not if you ever want to sleep again. Performing a mock ceremony to raise Starke from the dead proves to be a mistake of monumental proportion. And by the time Jesse realizes he is in over his head, he must now worry about keeping that same head on his shoulders.
What would you do if the only way out was to go Beyond the Red Door...into the very mouth of hell?
WARNING: This book contains extreme violence and language that may be offensive to some readers.
| |  | | Laura
George had seen some strange things over his lifetime, travelling those roads. But if he thought he’d seen it all, he was mistaken. For if he believed finding Laura on a deserted roadside, in the middle of the night, was strange...what was to follow would challenge the very boundaries of everything he’d ever known.
| |  | | Nicholas: Lost Innocence (The Demon Series Book 6)
On a September night, in 1962, five-year-old Nicholas Starke finds himself alone on a street in Fairfield.
Confused and frightened, he is rescued by a kind couple. When that same couple adopts him, he is able to move on with his life...only the people in the town of Fairfield won't let him. And when met with angry and frightened stares, wherever he goes, his parents decide it best to move. But where can you go, when strange happenings follow your every move?
Will Nicholas hold on to what is left of his innocence, or will his brother's influence be his downfall?
Warning: This book may contain language and violence that some readers may find offensive.
| |  | | Possession: The Rise of Edward Starke (The Demon Series Book 4)
Thirteen years after the party at Starke house, Jesse Miller is now in New York, interviewing for a job.
Only this isn’t just any job interview. This interview is with Cole Pearson. The man everyone wants to work for. The man, who, in five short years, has taken the business world by storm and amassed not only billions, but the attention of everyone, who wants to be someone. Fumbling his way through a disastrous interview, Jesse believes the day can’t get any worse. That is, until Cole Pearson turns to Jesse, and he sees not Cole Pearson, but Edward Starke. Aware Starke has possessed Cole Pearson, Jesse gathers a menagerie of men to take him down.
Can a ghost, a reporter, an ex-priest, and a childhood friend come together to end Starke once and for all, or will the possession of Cole Pearson only be the beginning?
| |  | | Realms of Darkness
Realms of Darkness is a collection of stories by E.H. James
The Lamp
Two friends try their hand at the Ouija with unexpected results.
The Late Shift
When straggling customers make you late for your bus, and the next one doesn’t come for an hour…and there’s a serial killer on the loose.
The Furnace
When your husband has left for work before you get up, and a repairman shows up at your door…What do you do?
| |  | | Resurrection: The Legacy of Starke House (The Demon Series Book 3)
When Cole Pearson finds a great deal on a house, he can’t believe his luck. A new job, a new town, a new home…life couldn’t be better. His wife, Devyn, however, thinks it’s too good to be true.
No sooner than they move in, than objects begin to move from where they were placed, and Devyn quickly realizes the reason the price was so reasonable. Getting a dog to keep Devyn company, while he is out of the house, seems the answer to Devyn’s problem, or so Cole believes. Only the dog, like Devyn, doesn’t want to go in the house, and Devyn wants to leave.
But the house, as Cole is about to discover, is the least of their problems. And what lies ahead…in the dark…in the basement…is something Cole never expected.
| |  | | The Fifth Floor
Jeremy Brogan thought being a night watchman at a hospital would be easy, wandering long, dark, empty halls late at night. It might even get kind of boring, after a while…Except Jeremy is working at St. Michael’s; the most haunted hospital in the country.
It’s a good thing Jeremy doesn’t believe in ghosts. Everything he sees and hears must have some kind of explanation, right?
That he had to patrol the fifth floor was bad enough, but never in his wildest dreams did Jeremy think he would end up in the basement. Now all he wants is out…only the hospital, and its inhabitants, have other plans.
| |  | | The Orah
Liz wished she could go back and do it all again.
After all, it was Liz’s fault her mom was dead…or so she believed. Had Liz not delayed her, her mom never would have been killed by that car. And as the twentieth anniversary of her mother’s death came around, Liz could not help but wish it had been her instead. That is, until a gentlemen sits next to her on the park bench. He tells her his story, and she feels strangely compelled to tell him hers, but when he leaves her his pocket watch as a gift, she cannot believe what is happening. Only this isn’t just any watch, as she soon discovers, and she is pulled back in time.
Are events coincidental, even random? Or is there a perfectly timed symmetry yet to be lived? The possessor of the Orah is the only one to know.
| |  | | The Red Door: The Thirteenth Boy (The Demon Series Book 1)
Max is your typical 16-year-old kid trying to navigate his way through yet another high school, in 1962. Unable to avoid the bullies that love to torment everyone in their sight, Max plays along. But when they demand he go into the abandoned Starke house at midnight, on the anniversary of the serial killer's execution, Max is not overly anxious to comply. For it is said Starke reappears at the scene of the crime, back to where he buried all those boys in his basement. Given the task of returning with a chip of blood from the basement door, Max heads into the house, determined to make fools out of every one of them. For only a fool would believe in such nonsense…right?
| |  | | The Visitor's Room
If Amy thought this day on the psych ward would be just like any other…she would be wrong.
For although everything seemed normal, well as normal as a place like that could be, something was not quite right. That she couldn’t put her finger on it only made it all the more perplexing.
Should you ask questions...when you aren’t prepared to hear the answer?
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The Survivors
by T. Weber
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 A young mother dreams of bringing back a world lost to catastrophic climate change, but is thrust into a nightmare beyond her imagining. |
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Inherent Chaos
by Terry Vinson
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 The fortunate inherit riches, prestige, positive notoriety. Those not so lucky bear legacies filled with poverty, infamy or, worse yet, the unhinged insanity and murderous urges of their ancestors. |
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