Showing results for "Ron Trentham" in Literature & Fiction

Fans of Clive Barker’s Books of Blood will feel right at home in this brutal demonic nightmare set in a cursed neighborhood. The fire was supposed to end it. When Alastar Manor burned to the ground, they thought the nightmare died with it. But evil doesn’t burn. It waits. And the ashes of that cursed land have given rise to something new. Alastar Heights. A shiny modern neighborhood built on ground that was never meant to be touched again. At first, it feels perfect. Fresh paint. Smiling neighbors. Families trying to start over. But the land remembers. Every ritual. Every scream.

A group of friends enter Alastar Manor to restore its crumbling walls. But as soon as they begin their work, the house begins to feed. Twisted shadows crawl through the halls, and the air grows thick with rot and death. The ghosts of past victims, mangled, mutilated, their bodies torn apart in unspeakable ways, stalk the friends, watching, waiting.

When the line between life and death blurs, what price will you pay to protect the ones you love? Joey McCreary’s life takes a chilling turn during a mundane night shift at Sunny’s Diner when Death himself offers a deal: an extension of life in exchange for becoming the Reaper’s apprentice. But as Joey collects souls, the weight of his choices grows unbearable, dragging him deeper into a world where morality and mortality clash. Caught in a sinister web of cosmic balance, Joey must confront his darkest fears and the ultimate sacrifice to redeem himself.

James has spent decades torn between desire and loss, haunted by the men who shaped his life. First, there was Ethan, the soldier who ignited something fierce inside him during the chaos of war. Their love was wild, dangerous, forged in secrecy amidst gunfire and stolen moments. Every touch burned, every kiss a desperate claim, knowing it could all disappear in an instant. Then, as quickly as it began, Ethan was gone, lost to time but never forgotten. Then came Adam, the man who found James broken and gave him something he never thought he’d feel again. Stability. Comfort.