Superhero Horror

Thea Mendel is living in her car because there's a ghost in her house. At a Halloween party, she meets someone who believes her, a boy with green eyes and ghosts of his own named Thomas. Someone wants to do worse to Thea than kill her, and in order to find out who they are and what they want, the two of them will have to deal with a clan of unusually helpful vampires, unexpected Shoggoths, and all the weird that Rhode Island can throw at them. And that's a lot of weird.

A famous author finds out that her past books have come back to haunt her and her assistant as they write another book.

30-year-old Bronwyn Artair, feeling out of place in her doctoral program in Atmospheric Sciences at MIT, drops out and takes a job as a TV meteorologist, much to the dismay of her mentor, Diane Fenwick. After a year of living alone in Southern New Hampshire, enduring the indignities of her job, dumped by her boyfriend, she discovers her deep connection to the natural world has given her an ability to affect natural forces. When she finally accepts she really possesses this startling capability, she must then negotiate a new relationship to the world. Who will she tell?

Welcome to Mag Mell, a world of monsters and madmen. Meet our hero Chuggie, the embodiment of Drought who is as drunk as the day is long. When, in his rambling, he stumbles upon the remote city of Stagwater, he finds love, temptation, and treachery. He fights against men, demons, and his own preternatural thirst in the battle for the city of Stagwater. But Chuggie? All he wants is a boat.

It will be up to Michael, now known as "The Mantium" to balance his heroism and find the infected, curing them of their villainy. But when a new strain of the virus is on the rise, one that feeds on villainesses themselves, it will be up to Mantium and his harem of heroines to decide: Either join the villainesses or live long enough to see the mankind perish. Warning: The Supervira Series is a superhero cerebral action/adventure filled to the brim with swearing, adult themes, a building of a harem, zany characters, punishing puns, atrocious alliteration, and pulse-pounding peril.

A young hustler named Takuru Yang, a.k.a. Ty, narrates his upbringing in The Cities. He describes a world where gifted humans, called "highbreds", are an oppressed minority, kept in check by advanced technology. On his journey to become "King of the Streets", Ty comes in contact with many highbreds and helps build a team of assassins called Kill Dolls.

A blonde-headed space-warrior, a cold-hearted female assassin from the Wild West and a teenager who can bend and reshape the fabric of reality walk into a brothel. What happens next? In Car Nex: The Mighty and the Merciless, author Joseph Ramshaw ponders that question in a bloody, action-packed tale inspired by '80s monster movies and the old Toho Kaiju films.

W awakes from daydreaming about the past to fall back to square one, where we left our hero at the end of book four. But now W only has a few seconds to escape from the impossible situation fate has constructed. How will W accomplish this mission? What will the superhero attempt to find more answer to questions from a forgotten past?

Ricky and Trey want to be Super Villains. Rod Raynes, AKA Captain Courage, needs to capture them. Meanwhile, hundreds of feet below the Arizona desert, Professor Wulf Nils has to figure out what exactly is sitting in his holding cell and why it has a $100 haircut.

After being wounded by Dollwreck while pursuing The Foolster, Ty turns to Gloria Gloxx for help. She leads him into a world ruled by sorcery, witchcraft, and demonic forces. His involvement with Gloria results in a confrontation between BeastMode Lally and Wise, a Trigs gang leader who is also a speedster. Ty's right-hand man, Markcus gets into an altercation with Northside Semi, a 13-year-old killer in the Goons gang. Zina helps Markcus escape, but the crew is greenlit in The Cities.