Paranormal

Charlie Husk is not like other boys. Charlie grew up in the deep, dark woods of rural New Hampshire. He was 28 when he first used a cell phone, surfed the Internet, and smoked a joint.

“this story is full evidence that ghosties and ghoulies inhabit places other than the United States and Transylvania.”

“A powerful and thought-provoking story filled with the use of Native American legends and arcane magic.”

“a haunting story of one man’s determination to assuage his grief by keeping the dead alive and another man’s struggle to give them peace.”

“It is no accident that J. R. Ward’s series are beloved. She is a master writer.”

“a lovely installment, if a brief one, filled with amusing events, and a slowly mounting sense of dread . . .”

“in dire need of a copy edit and therefore difficult to read.”

Bob Howard of Her Majesty’s Secret Occult Services, aka the Laundry section of the Special Operations Executive, is having a bad day—and it’s only going to get worse.

“Drayden has knocked it out of the park with this novel. . . . an excellent piece of fiction that is levels above any of the summer reads coming out.”

"You're not safe out on your own right now," Bronko tells her. "None of us are."

Fantasy author and artist Brom has continued his trend of rewriting myths and legends with the recently released Lost Gods.