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Evil takes on many forms -- something Rachael Daniels, an innocent care worker, is about to find out... personally. Something is roaming the streets of the city where she lives, something monstrous with a taste for sweet, red, human blood. Something that can be anything it wants to be. Soon, Rachael learns the hard way that not even the friendliest faces can be trusted. As she makes her way across that city one night on an errand of mercy, she quickly discovers the terrifying creature will definitely have no such consideration for her... Together in one book for the very first time ever, the RED trilogy is a modern, urban reworking of a classic fairy tale, which puts the horror spin on an old favorite. Blood RED picks up straight away after the events of RED, the first installment, while Deep RED throws you into a nightmarish future scenario. If you dare to open these pages, you'll face a terrifying journey into the unknown - courtesy of award-winning and #1 bestselling author, Paul Kane (the sellout Hooded Man, Monsters, Sherlock Holmes and the Servants of Hell, & Before).

In the shadows of New Orleans, evil awakens. When the dismembered body of a teenage boy washes up on the banks of the Mississippi, it seems like just another gruesome New Orleans murder, until former NOPD Detective Brad Durand begins to see a pattern...Confronting his own haunted past, Brad returns to his old hunting ground where he makes a dark and sinister discovery. There's more at stake here than merely catching a murderer, and as Brad descends into the terrifying underworld of voodoo, he must embrace the supernatural to solve the case.In the desperate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, in a world where black magic is real, a mystical killer and a relentless detective collide in a chilling dance of darkness. How far will one man go to find the truth?Brace yourself for 'Demons of New Orleans' - Peter Bouvier's first novel for Provoco Publishing is a dark, horrifying glance beyond the allure of Bourbon Street and the glamour of Mardi Gras.

In the spaces between Heaven and Hell there is the un-life, a place where all beings are but pieces on a chessboard. Influenced by greed and power and love, each individual must face their own challenges and exert their free will as they see fit. No one, not even God or the Devil, can do anything but try to curb what goes on there. Follow Nathan and Clay as they battle their way through several of the many realms of Hell, on a collision course with the unknown. There, in the un-life, everything will change. Everyone one will change. And a new being will be born. But will it be for the best, or will evil prevail?

As mysteries go this one doesn't look too bad. At least on the surface. Lorne's obligations to a department within military intelligence are called in when Ms Pilar Sanchez turns up with her men-in-black. She leaves behind a box full of photos and secrets. He's tasked with clearing out any mystical or esoteric objects in the cottage of a dead artist who lived nearby. The cottage is full of paintings and statues of a figure that is ill defined and yet hauntingly beautiful. A creature of dreams. Those dreams lead Lorne and Heather to uncover an entrance to an ancient mine working. Within the darkness they find a woman, they find a cage, and they uncover a terrible secret. Freeing the suffering creature, Lorne does the one thing he vowed never to do. He unleashes hell on the innocent. It's not just them that pay the price this time. The question is how high will the final cost be for the team?

Evil takes on many forms -- something Rachael Daniels, an innocent care worker, is about to find out... personally. Something is roaming the streets of the city where she lives, something monstrous with a taste for sweet, red, human blood. Something that can be anything it wants to be. Soon, Rachael learns the hard way that not even the friendliest faces can be trusted. As she makes her way across that city one night on an errand of mercy, she quickly discovers the terrifying creature will definitely have no such consideration for her... Together in one book for the very first time ever, the RED trilogy is a modern, urban reworking of a classic fairy tale, which puts the horror spin on an old favorite. Blood RED picks up straight away after the events of RED, the first installment, while Deep RED throws you into a nightmarish future scenario. If you dare to open these pages, you'll face a terrifying journey into the unknown - courtesy of award-winning and #1 bestselling author, Paul Kane (the sellout Hooded Man, Monsters, Sherlock Holmes and the Servants of Hell, & Before).

Nancy Reynard is the youngest of seven children. She is the seventh child of a seventh child. In fact, as both of her parents are seventh children, she is a seventh child twice over. She is the daughter of Colonel Septimus Reynard and his wife Blanche, and she lives very happily with her family at the Warren in Minchester until she reaches the age of ten, when she discovers that she has the gift of second sight; unfortunately, it is more of a nuisance and inconvenience for poor Nancy. She starts 'seeing' things, in particular things about her sister Blanche's new fiancé, and blurting them out for all and sundry to hear, much to his annoyance. And so begins Nancy's career as a reluctant psychic detective. And now, no liar, thief or murderer is safe when she is near... or thousands of miles away.Nancy is one of the earliest fictional psychic detectives, and she is unusual in being female and, when her gift makes its first appearance at least, just a child. 'A Seventh Child' was first published in 1894. John Strange Winter was the pen name of the Victorian writer Henrietta Eliza Vaughan Stannard. This new edition includes an introductory essay by Gina R. Collia: 'John Strange Winter: Author, Wife, Mother & Purveyor of Toilet Preparations'.

The Architect of the Universe is displeased with the way humans are behaving on Earth. You watch the news on TV. You see what is happening all over the world, the wars, the killing, the corruption and the proliferation of nuclear weapons of mass destruction. There is a total disregard for human life as well as the planet itself... the planet He created. God assembles a conclave to proclaim there will be a Planetary Cleansing and designates Jeremiah Delossantos to be His prophet; the one who will communicate the impending apocalypse to the people of Earth. Jeremiah is a good man, recently retired, who loves to flyfish and play his dreadnought guitar.The Creator summons Carlos, a temporary guardian angel, who has done work for him in the past, and tasks him with guiding and protecting the prophet. This cataclysm will be an all-hands-on deck event requiring the full Choirs of Angels, the Communion of Saints, and the support of the White House, in Washington, D.C.Many will scoff at the notion that the end of times has arrived. Others will claim the prophet is nothing more than a charlatan. Many, as you recall, also laughed at Noah. These disastrous events will be of Biblical proportions. Beware, you've been warned!

After leaving an abusive relationship, Abby visits an old friend on her way to her mother's in Florida. Hayden's Uncle Jack is renovating a building into high-end apartments in town, and with the lure of living rent-free in a beautiful loft, Abby becomes the caretaker with the entire building all to herself. Abby hears strange sounds in the building. Shadows move as if they're alive. Led to believe the structure was previously a school, Abby is told by the last living employee of Harper's Grove that the building used to be a home for the infirm and unwanted children, the Dead Pennies of society, unfit for circulation.Abby and Hayden search for the cause of the strange events at Harper's Grove, and find out why the spirits of the dead children won't sleep until they get vengeance.But there's also another evil at play-this one of a human nature. Abby's ex-boyfriend, Nick, finds out where she has run off to. He won't stop for anything until she's back in his clutches, but Nick doesn't expect to come up against the raging spirits of the Dead Pennies."Plainly stated, Robert Ford's most recent novel (Burner) ranks up there with Jack Ketchum's THE GIRL NEXT DOOR." - Pete Kahle"Ford's writing here is next level. His prose is smooth, eloquent and often times beautiful even while describing the most vile and despicable acts." - Ron Davis"(Burner is) One of the most binge-worthy books I've ever read. Could not set it down. A+ horror all the way." - "Mother Horror" Sadie HartmannRobert Ford has written the novels The Dead Pennies, Larva Me Tender, Burner, Blood Roses, The Compound, No Lipstick in Avalon, Inner Demons, a collection of novellas, and The God Beneath my Garden, his collected short fiction. He has co-authored the novella Rattlesnake Kisses, and Cattywampus, and Black Salve with John Boden.He can confirm the grass actually is greener on the other side, but it's only because of the bodies buried there. You can find out more about what he's up to by visiting robertfordauthor.com

Gaia. Personification of the Earth. Mother of giants, monsters, titans. A primordial goddess with a history of rebellion and destruction, and a woman with a stubborn desire to have all her children at her side. A revered goddess with powers beyond imagination, she has allies in low places, and access to the most off-limits areas-including the perilous Underworld jail. Gaia needs that access to free her imprisoned children and dethrone Zeus, once and for all. With the aid of dead soulmates, zombified humans, and mind-controlled gods, she aims to restore order to Earth before it consumes itself, overrun with political feuds, deadly climate changes, and human greed. Angry and determined, she's on a warpath to avenge her beloved offspring locked up centuries ago. Holding on to a grudge many thought buried, Gaia will stop at nothing until she's successful. Untouchable. Glorious. Is anyone strong enough to stop a deity so powerful she can create armies with a well-placed whisper? Who has the wits-and the nerve-to oppose an ancient and incredibly resourceful goddess such as Gaia?