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The year is 2061. The Red Dragon Crime Syndicate is king, and for all those lucky enough to be members of this crime family, life is damn good. Well, not for everyone.... For two entry-level gangsters in Tharsis City, Mars, life in the Syndicate isn’t quite all guns and glamour. That’s right. Long before they were mortal enemies, Spike Spiegel and Vicious were just two friends clawing their way up the crime ladder and trying to have a little fun while doing it. But when an opportunity to pull a job for their boss arises, it’s make-or-break time.

From the darkest depths of the Canadian wilderness comes a terror with fangs and claws right out of a nightmare. In “The Canadian Werewolf Chronicle: Stories from Witnesses to the Werewolf Phenomenon”, readers will experience a collection of stories that imagine the terrifying existence of werewolves in Canada. Step into the shoes of survivors of werewolf attacks, who must grapple with the horrifying reality that they themselves might become monsters. Discover the scientific and legal standing such a phenomenon might have, and how far the government might go to hide evidence of ...

Here's what Amazon reviewers are saying about Tim Reaper: "A reaping good read!" Kindle Verified Purchase "Is there another?" Lori L. "More please!" Miss Rogers "Totally LOVED it!" John Broughton Jr. "A totally different kind of anti-hero." Larry D. Winthrop "A Hell of a Good Time." Amazon Customer "Great New Series." Holly D. "What can I say? Wow!" Larry D Multi-published author Sean Cummings invites you to experience the world of Tim Reaper in this "Fabulous Supernatural Whodunnit" (Nell Justice) with IMMORTAL REMAINS He’s not entirely a detective and he doesn’t give a crap if your ...

Heaven & Hell are coming after an eight-year-old girl. That's just not going to fly with Tim Reaper. After saving the humanity from a psychopathic angel bent on hastening the end of days, Tim Reaper can be forgiven for hitting the bottle hard. It’s not every day that a former grim reaper gets to fall in love for the very first time only to have to kill the girl he’s fallen for or let the world burn. It’s five months since Reaper had to make that impossible choice. Meanwhile, in North End Dartmouth, a mother has been stabbed to death in her bed and the only witness is an eight-year-old...

It's Christmas 1926 and Reaper should be heading back to his one room flat above the Green Street Tavern where he bounces out the rowdies. Instead, he's accompanying barmaid Irma back to her own flat only to discover that Irma's nine-year-old son is missing and the flat has been torn apart by an intruder. Reaper knows that four children went missing and were found murdered in the last twelve months. He's determined to ensure that Irma's son isn't the fifth victim. He's only run into a soulless serial killer once before and people without souls don't get to live in Tim Reaper's books.

Reaper and Detective Sergeant Carol Sparks are on a mission from God. And lately, God has taken up residence in an eight-year-old girl named Charlotte who has tasked them with catching the train to hell, unveiling the bad guy who remains hidden from Charlotte's view and rescuing an innocent soul who shouldn't be there in the first place. On route, the pair will have to overcome demons from their pasts while coming face-to-face with an adversary whose power and abilities match those of Reaper's. There's a new bad guy in town and this one isn't afraid to break all the rules of life, death and...

It's 1978 and Tim Reaper is working for a living. Blasting rocks as they cut a new highway north to Timmins, a hard day's work deserves its own reward. Like putting the hurt on some satanists who dabble in summoning VERY BAD THINGS from the dark place. Much to Reaper's displeasure, a VERY BAD THING has rolled into the mining town of Sudbury. And it lives in a red brick house that might just be a gateway to hell itself.

When the gates of Hell crack open, Halifax is the first to burn. Tim Reaper, former grim reaper turned reluctant guardian, never asked to babysit God—especially when God happens to be a nine-year-old girl named Charlotte with galaxies in her eyes and cosmic rules tying her hands. Alongside Detective Carol Sparks, her brother Darrel, and an angel who doesn’t suffer fools, Reaper finds himself neck-deep in demons, corrupted angels, and the kind of nightmares that don’t wait for bedtime. The city is the target and fallen angel Naberius is pulling every string to drag Earth into the Age ...

Fifteen-year-old Julie Richardson is about to learn that being the daughter of a witch isn't all it's cracked up to be. When she and her best friend, Marcus, witness an elderly lady jettisoned out the front door of her home, it's pretty obvious to Julie there's a supernatural connection. In fact, there's a whisper of menace behind increasing levels of poltergeist activity all over town. After a large-scale paranormal assault on Julie's high school, her mother falls victim to the spell Endless Night. Now it's a race against time to find out who is responsible or Julie won't just lose her mother's soul, she'll lose her mother's life.

There's someone lurking the halls of Crescent Ridge High School with enough malice to unleash an epidemic of Soul Worms - supernatural larvae that feed on the very fabric of a victim's humanity. After witnessing the death of one of the most popular kids at school, teenage witch Julie Richardson and über genius boyfriend Marcus find themselves in a race against time to find out who is behind the attacks.

Author's Note: This is a reprint of my 2010 Snowbooks title. Shade Fright was the first in what I'd hoped to be a kick butt series, but there were only two books. It's got a special place in my heart because though it might be info-dumpy at times and while there might be a few editing nits, it's still the first book I ever got published. Now that it's out of print and I have my rights back to the series, it's here, warts and all for you to enjoy, and who knows? There's probably another adventure for Valerie, Caroline and Fifty Dollar Bill waiting to be written at some point. SC There’s a ...

Kick the Crap out of Evil Today! Marshall Conrad has a good reason to be grumpy these days. Someone is murdering the good people of Greenfield, and there’s talk of a serial killer on the loose. Finding him should be an easy job for a guy with super-powers; too bad he keeps falling out of the sky. If Marshall has any hope of ending the killing spree, he’ll need a little help from a morbidly obese shop keeper (who just happens to be a witch) and a hard-drinking senior citizen with a penchant for lifting heavy objects… like auto- mobiles. Corrupt cops, ogres, thirty-six-year-old Siamese ...

There's a nest of zombies in an old city warehouse and they've got a hankering for human flesh, but that's the least of Valerie Stevens' problems. While necromancers are a dime a dozen, these mindless killing machines all share one thing in common: they're former occupants of every funeral home in the city. All the evidence points to Val’s best friend and the only zombie in town with a law degree. If Valerie plans to clear her best friend's name, she'll have to move fast: someone has dispatched a zombie assassin and there's a dark plot to overrun the city with the living dead.

Customized Vans. 8-Track Tapes. Drugs. Disco. Double Cross. Neil Collins has a dangerous past that just caught up to him. An ex-specialist, Collins did a lot of bad things for a lot of years for a lot of money. Disavowing that life, he hides in plain sight in a small mining town in the middle of the Canadian Shield. It is spring 1976. America is in its bicentennial year. Custom vans with airbrushed murals prowl the streets to the sounds of cool music on 8-track tape. Someone is frantically banging at Collins' front door first thing in the morning and that simply doesn't happen when your ...

Meet Jia Song. She kills the killers. At twenty one, she should be finishing university and entering a profession. That was her parent’s plan for her life. That’s how everything was supposed to be. Unfortunately nobody asked Jia what she wanted to do. And even if they had bothered, she’d be in a mental institution by now if they ever found out about of the things she sees every time she closes her eyes at bedtime. And what she’s been forced to do about it. Her “little problem” began when she was seventeen. One ghost at a time, the spirits of murdered women come to her. They fill...