Tommy Marcum

Tommis was born a backwoods boy with gasoline on his hands and trouble in his grin. Lila was the girl who collected secrets in notebooks, aching to escape the small-town talk that caged her.

When ecologist Mara Wren arrives in the timber town of Alder’s Hollow to catalog an old grove, she expects moss and silence.

The Hollow Mile: A Highway Horror Novel by Tommy Marcum is a tense, time-twisted horror story about a stretch of road that doesn’t just eat cars—it rewrites lives.

Aetheria — a slow-burn horror saga about memory, place, and a thing that learns when we listen. When amateur explorers awaken a dormant force in the ruined Blackwood Asylum, the building doesn’t stop at haunting: it rewrites reality.

A golden-backed mission, a glittering foundation, a public spectacle that promised to carry a chosen few beyond a dying Earth. What the cameras didn’t show was the cost: an engineered myth, a falsified dataset, a sealed lab log—and something crystalline waiting in the dust of another world.

Step inside The Writer Vibe, a slow-burn horror anthology where everyday places twist into uncanny nightmares. Narrated by The Writer—a calm, conversational voice you can’t quite trust—each audiobook in the series drags the ordinary into the eerie, until reality itself feels unstable.

ADHD, a Superpower? For Kids and Teens follows Jamie through good days and hard days as they learn what ADHD really is: not a broken brain, but a busy one that needs tools, support, and understanding.

Hollis Varn returns to Fenwell Hollow expecting paperwork, property, maybe a quiet inheritance. What he steps into is something older: Tallow House, a house that listens.

A blistering near-future political thriller of revolt, sacrifice, and the hard work of rebuilding. When federal squads smash into a Kansas farmhouse and a child dies, ordinary families stop being silent.

When a student disappears along the banks of Hollow Creek, Detective Mae Calder is reassigned to the small town she swore she’d never return to.

Captain Evie Hawke must rally a broken team to save humanity. When the sun of Earth begins to die, Evie and her crew – brilliant, haunted scientist Dr. Zeke Carter, resourceful engineer Mara Delgado, and hardened General Toby Grant – board a fragile starship ark in a desperate escape.

In Boneway, the third book of The Backwoods Series, the shadows of Fenwell Hollow deepen as progress cuts a line through old ground. What should have been a path forward becomes a reckoning: names surface where they do not belong, memories refuse to stay buried, and bargains echo louder than ever.

He believes the house is his salvation. He couldn't be more wrong. The house is a living archive, a predatory consciousness that feeds on human suffering, and its "Weeping Stone" is not a metaphor but a physical, terrifying object on the property.

For listeners who crave slow-burn psychological horror, uncanny small-town mysteries, and stories that haunt long after you finish listening, this series is your next obsession.

When a boy named only by the ledger finds proof that the city’s contracts are built on lies, he turns a private refusal into public revolt. Kicked out at fourteen and raised beneath the hum of surveillance and small-town corruption, he becomes a quiet architect.

The Writer Vibe is an anthology where each novel is its own haunting draft, yet all are threaded together by the cryptic presence of The Writer. Ordinary settings—diners, motels, highways, classrooms—become uncanny landscapes where paper, ink, and memory blur into something far more unsettling.

The Tenebrous Archives: The Sovereign Seed is a psychological horror thriller that marks the fourth descent into Tommy Marcum’s critically acclaimed series. In this installment, memory is no longer just a record—it’s a sovereign force, cultivated through diplomacy, betrayal, and biological revision.

In The Architect of Memory, the second installment of The Human Glitch Series, Dr. Aris Thorne faces the aftermath of his defiance against a machine born from humanity’s own data: Project Daedalus. The Scions still hover above the world—not with firepower, but with whispers of salvation.

Part Southern Gothic, part supernatural suspense, Moonreach Orchard traces how multigenerational secrecy and ritual can root themselves like grafts in the land. Written in atmospheric, sensory prose, this slow-burn novel interrogates inheritance, grief, and the cost of keeping the past alive.

When amateur explorers awaken a dormant force in the ruined Blackwood Asylum, the building doesn’t stop at haunting: it rewrites reality.