Ghost Job

Zenith and her friends may be dead—but lucky for them, even getting ghosted wasn’t enough to tear them apart. The four of them were thick as thieves long before an unfortunate lab accident sent them careening into the afterlife. So when they hear about a machine that could return them to the land of the living, they are determined to steal it. Unfortunately, the magical device belongs to a dangerous necromancer who’s out for their ectoplasm.

Do you hate sleep and love real ghost stories? Then this 50-story collection is exactly what you’re looking for! These stories are unexplainable true accounts from first responders, police officers, firemen, and 911 operators, told from the perspective of everyday people. Every single tale between these covers is 100 percent true.

Finn and Elise Holloway ignite present-day Salem with a marriage far from ordinary. She’s an IT siren with a wicked mouth, he’s a history prof with grease-stained hands, and their nights are a tangle of lust—hot, urgent, and unapologetic. But Elise’s descent into her witch-ancestor Abigail Proctor’s lore unleashes a shadowy force that haunts their every thrust. A specter from her bloodline strikes, ripping her from Finn’s arms. Reeling, he finds himself racing to his best friends home in Bayou Noir to unravel the chilling truth. This isn’t just a thriller—it’s a sexy, ...

Too often small issues drive big problems. This is especially true in studying the Bible. This book reveals the scriptural truths sometimes hidden by Dogma, fear, and misunderstanding. Learn to love the Bible again and find out the hidden truths that make it so very wonderful. The book breaks down barriers concerning the beginning of time to the rapture and beyond. It tackles the hard questions about the war in Heaven, Eve’s seduction, why Heaven has to be rebuilt, how Job and Moses got together, why Abraham was thrown into a furnace and the Apostle John was thrown in boiling oil. We will...

A new arrival at an isolated school for orphaned boys quickly comes to realize there is something wrong with his new home. He hears chilling whispers in the night, his troubled classmates are violent and hostile, and the Headmaster sends cryptic messages, begging his new charge to confess. As the new boy learns to survive on the edges of this impolite society, he starts to unravel a mystery at the school's dark heart. And that's when the corpses start turning up.

That's when he finds himself in Dadaville, an eccentric postmodern utopia not marked on any map. In Dadaville, the characters are as kookie as they are decent, and their culture of controlled creative chaos is balanced by a negligible crime rate. Trent feels right at home, but there is trouble in paradise, and the girl of his dreams is right in the middle of it. Can Trent save his girl and his town from the stranglehold of the sinister World Corp, whose logo is a globe pierced by a screw?