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  Brainwyrms

  Alison Rumfitt

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  From Alison Rumfitt, the author of Tell Me I’m Worthless — “a triumph of transgressive queer horror” (Publishers Weekly) — comes Brainwyrms, a searing body horror novel of obsession, violence, and pleasure.When a transphobic woman bombs Frankie’s workplace, she blows up Frankie’s life with it. As the media descends like vultures, Frankie tries to cope with the carnage: binge-drinking, sleeping with strangers, pushing away her friends. Then, she meets Vanya. Mysterious, beautiful, terrifying Vanya.The two hit it off immediately, but as their relationship intensifies, so too does Frankie’s feeling that Vanya is hiding something from her. When Vanya’s secrets threaten to tear them apart, Frankie starts digging, and unearths a sinister, depraved conspiracy, the roots of which go deeper than she ever imagined.Shocking, grotesque, and downright filthy, Brainwyrms confronts the creeping reality of political terrorism while exploring the depths of love, pain, and identity.“Filthy, searing, and hideously intimate – a modern classic.” —Gretchen Felker-Martin, author of ManhuntAlso by Alison Rumfitt:Tell Me I'm WorthlessA Macmillan Audio production from Tor Nightfire.

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  The Last of What I Am

  Abigail Cutter

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  A ghost in his deserted childhood home in Virginia, Tom Smiley can’t forget the bloody war and its meaningless losses, nor can he shed his revulsion for his role in the Confederate defense of slavery. But when a young couple moves in and makes his home their own in the early twenty-first century, trouble erupts—and Tom is forced to not only face his own terrible secret but also come to grips with his family’s hidden wartime history. He finds an unexpected ally in the house’s new owner, Phoebe Hunter, whose discoveries have momentous consequences for them both.

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  The Statement of Randolph Carter

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  "The Statement of Randolph Carter" is a short story by American writer H. P. Lovecraft. Written in December 1919, it was first published in The Vagrant, May 1920. It tells of a traumatic event in the life of Randolph Carter, a student of the occult loosely representing Lovecraft himself. It is the first story in which Carter appears. Its adaptations include the film The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter."The Statement of Randolph Carter" is the first person testimony of the titular character, who has been found wandering through swampland in an amnesiac shock. In his statement, Carter attempts to explain the disappearance of his companion, the occultist Harley Warren...

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  Sex Blood

  Rick Wood

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  She is an attractive woman who carries an STI that makes men’s penises explode. 
  He is a dorky twenty-six-year-old virgin desperate for someone to love. 
  One day, they meet. 
  What could go wrong? 
  This is a splatter punk novel from horror master Rick Wood - prepare yourself for another gory read... 
  (Warning: This novel contains graphic violence - reader discretion is advised.)

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  Unidentified

  Mikel J Wisler

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  Troubled FBI agent Nicole Mitchell just got a second chance to solve her most haunting case.Mitchell is brought back from administrative leave when a disturbing series of kidnappings terrifies a small town. She is certain that a serial kidnapper is exploiting local fears of UFOs and stories of alien abductions to hide in plain sight. Desperate to uncover the truth, Mitchell enlists the help of a skeptic psychiatrist who questions even her theory.In three days, a local girl will vanish for good. As Mitchell rushes to solve the case in time, she uncovers a far more sinister reality than she ever imagined. Mitchell must shake off her own dark past if she's going to save the girl. But could this case be her undoing?

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  Z-Burbia 3: Estate of the Dead -...

  Jake Bible

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  Jace Stanford has lost family, friends, and his arm to the zombie apocalypse that hit his subdivision of Whispering Pines. But he’s also gained something he never in a million years would have thought would be a plus: the cannibal savant known as Elsbeth. 
  Now Jace needs Elsbeth’s help more than ever. But is she up to the task when her past is revealed? A past that is possibly more shocking than the zombie apocalypse itself? Jace is gonna find out the hard way.  
  And, as everyone knows, in Z-Burbia the hard way usually means a whole lot of people are going to die! 
  Welcome back to Z-Burbia, y’all! 
  Reviews- 
  “I have really enjoyed this series, and Z-Burbia 3: Estate of the Dead did not disappoint. It was cool to finally get a few answers on Elsbeth's past - where she came from and how she became the badass she is today. With lots of laughs, killing, and of course...zombies, this is a great series for anyone into apocalyptic thrillers. I can't wait to start book four!” -Jennifer Murphy, 5-star Goodreads review 
  “This series gets better with every book.The action grabs you from the start and doesn't let up.Unlike a lot of zombie books these characters feel well rounded and believable. I can't wait to start on the next book.” Christine Delong, 5-star Goodreads review 
  Other books by Jake Bible: 
  By Series: 
  The Apex Trilogy (Dead Mech, The Americans, Metal & Ash) 
  The Kaiju Winter Series  
  The Mega/Team Grendel Thrillers 
  The Flipside Sagas 
  Fighting Iron Series 
  The AntiBio Series 
  Post-Apocalyptic- 
  The Z-Burbia Series 
  Dead Team Alpha Series 
  Dead Mech/The Apex Trilogy 
  EverRealm 
  Fighting Iron Series 
  The AntiBio Series 
  The Kaiju Winter Series

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