Eight books. All ebooks on Kindle Unlimited. Click Full Details for the full synopsis, content notes, and a sample.
The house already has a name for you, worked into the grain of the wood under layers of other names. Something about the structure knows you are there, knows what you carry in, and has been patient about it for longer than you have been alive.
Wes Rusk came home because his family said Eli was getting worse again. Nobody in the house would say what "worse" meant anymore. By the time the house burns, it's too late to pretend Eli is the only thing rotting.
Something is pushing through the television screens. It has teeth made of bottle caps and zipper pulls and the borrowed parts of things that got too close. Splatterpunk political horror at maximum severity.
Abigail wants a child. That want is not metaphor. It is a physical thing with teeth. When medicine runs out of options, she finds options medicine does not have names for yet. This is the harshest title in the catalog. Read the warnings first.
Timothy wants to look at one. Not a demon, everyone knows how to find those. An actual angel. Nobody who tried came back in a state to write anything down. Occult horror in the vein of early Barker.
A debut short story tells you something about who you are dealing with. A man's grandfather goes missing, and what comes back in his place is not grief exactly. Something older uses grief as a door.
This is the one that is not fiction. The IFB does not announce itself as a cult. It announces itself as the truth, and if you are raised inside it you have no frame of reference for the difference. Jonathan was expelled from Bible college when his sexuality was discovered.
An examination of the household theology behind Created to Be His Help Meet and To Train Up a Child. Not a rejection of Scripture. A critique of what happens when Scripture is used to protect authority more carefully than it protects wives and children. Releases June 28, 2026.