The Dark Thing
A mind-bending horror novel that blurs the lines between the psychological and the supernatural.
The son of a schizophrenic, Jared Gordon has lived his entire life with a genetic time bomb coded into his DNA. So when the night terrors and hallucinations arrive in force, it seems undeniable that the same disease responsible for his father’s suicide is to blame.
But a bizarre reunion with his estranged brother and a journal from their father resurface chilling childhood memories that cast his current experiences in a sinister new light. To have any hope of salvation, Jared must find proof whether the nightmare he’s living is a descent into madness or an assault from a supernatural force more ancient and evil than Hell itself. Yet at every turn, the answer only grows more impossible to believe, upending his view of himself, his past, and the very nature of reality.
Worst of all is the growing suspicion that his youngest daughter Elena – an eccentric little girl prone to strange and sometimes unsettling behaviors – may be responsible for setting into motion a cataclysm that began decades before she was born.
A Nest of Broken Bones
She’d rather let the whole world burn than lose her only son. Burning the whole world is exactly what her son was born to do.
Charlotte Mallory has all the things she thought she never would – a booming career as a romance novelist, a picturesque ranch home in West Texas, and a child that doctors told her she’d never be able to bear. But what happened that night Malachi was conceived is impossible for her to explain, and the ways in which it changed her life are not all for the better.
Her son is different.
His needs are different.
To provide for him, Charlotte must do things that would make her a monster in the eyes of the world if anyone ever found out about them. But if Malachi ever finds out about the world outside the ranch where she keeps him hidden away, the carnage will be even more catastrophic.
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Deadbolt
Lock the doors and windows, check them exactly seven times, or else it might get in…
Every night when the clock strikes ten, there’s a knock at Mrs. Grayson’s cabin door and a voice that sounds just like her husband Greg, pleading for her to open it.
With her dementia getting worse, Mrs. Grayson can’t be sure what’s real or not anymore. But she is sure of one thing: Greg Grayson has been dead for years.
