Natalie Gibson

Last Immortal

Maeve Lovejoy isn't allowed to fall in love; her vows as matchmaker to a centuries-old coven located in the middle of the Bible Belt prohibit it. The sacrifice isn't too terrible a burden until she meets Mr. Wright. Nathalia serves as Abbess, ruling the witches to whom Maeve is vowed. An abusive past relationship and experiences with a black magic sect cultivated her great distrust of men. Faced with losing the most potent matchmaker in any coven's recorded history, Nathalia goes against her better instinct and allows her best friend, Maeve, to see Aaron Wright. But when someone begins murdering couples with a connection to the coven, the bodies pile up and Nathalia's suspicion points right to the new beau Maeve trusts implicitly. Which of them is right and which one is dead wrong?

Book 1 of the Witchbound Saga

For the Love of Magic

Ishtar Bound

Hateful Burden is a gaslight-era paranormal horror novel as well as a psychological thriller where friends and foes are not always what they seem. In this dark urban fantasy, paranormal powers are bred and collected. Lady Ramillia Winmoore, daughter of the Earl of Brooksberry, has suffered from gaps in her memory her entire life. But this darkness is a blessing. Whenever she feels threatened, it takes over and protects her from feeling pain or even the slightest bit of discomfort. That is until the day she awakens strapped to an examining table at the West Freeman Asylum for Lunatics. Imprisoned for the gruesome murder of her parents, Ramillia learns she has lost ten months to the darkness. Forced to endure years of tortuous treatments in a grimy, hidden cell, salvation arrives in the form of a benefactor named Sir Julian Lawerence. Betrothed to her through an arranged marriage, he helps her gain freedom. But appearances are deceiving and soon Ramillia learns the cost she must pay. The horrors she encounters in his household are far worse than the asylum when he inducts her into a society of blood-thirsty, cruel immortals. Soon she is forced to join them and accept their way of life. Now Ramillia must break free of a prison she cannot see, kill an enemy that cannot die, and find a daughter that she cannot remember-all with the help of an ally she does not know. Who is Sally and can she be trusted? Is this mysterious and frightening woman trying to save her or is she planning on saving Ramillia for herself? Warning: The content is quite graphic and often disturbing. The Carrier Trilogy is intended for mature readers only.

Hateful Burden

Michael Wombat

Eric Brown

Lisa Shambrook

Katie Jennings

Shaun Avery

Tom Mohan

Sara Daniell

Drea Damara

Andrew Weston

Rebecca Fyfe

Beth Avery

Theresa Miller

A. R. Meyering

Ruth Long

Elle K. White

E. G. Smith

S. R. Karfelt

A. D. Trosper

LaDonna Cole

Kevin Hammond

J. S. Bailey

J. Whitworth Hazzard

D. M. Kilgore

Kayleigh Edwards

Chris Fitzner

Joni Lynn

Leslie Fulton

Kevin G. Buffton

Nick Johns

Ryan T. Nuhfer

Laura Jamez

Sorcha O'Dowd

Lionel Ray Green

Marissa Ames

Morgan Griffith

Rebecka Vigus

Ailsa Abraham

Mary MacFarlane

Brian R. Luedtke

D. L. Smith-Lee

Spencer Stoner

Cory John Eadson

Eric Martell

Angie Trafford

Andrew Patch

M. A. Walker

S. L. Wilson

Mark W. Coulter

Ghosts, goblins, and ghouls creep through pages of spooky flash fiction. Discover critically acclaimed authors who will make your skin shiver and have you flinching at bumps in the night. Whenever the mood strikes for something creepy, this collection will leave you looking over your shoulder.

In Creeps the Night

When earth witch Tara Kay returns to her family’s land after the violent theft of her magical abilities, her return isn’t as celebrated as she had hoped. In search of regaining her blood magic, she soon discovers her hometown isn’t just unwelcoming, it’s downright dangerous. When Tara accidentally awakens her ancient Guardian from his five-thousand-year slumber, they must contend with their growing dark desires for each other. But this new creature isn’t the only new face in town. Kay and her new Guardian soon find themselves up against an unfamiliar enemy who wields a powerful weapon capable of destroying them all. Together they must rouse a Goddess to save the world from a race from another dimension before they consume all life on earth. Graphic, gritty, bloodthirsty, steamy, and uniquely original, the Witchbound saga is unlike any other horror/paranormal romance series you’ve ever read and is recommended for mature readers.

The Nature of Magic

Natalie Gibson

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