PREORDERS UNTIL 2/14/26

The Exorcist’s House

by Nick Roberts

In the summer of 1994, psychologist Daniel Hill buys a rustic farmhouse nestled in the rolling hills of West Virginia. Along with his wife and teenage daughter, the family uproots their lives in Ohio and moves south. They are initially seduced by the natural beauty of the country setting. That soon changes when they discover a hidden room in the basement with a well, boarded shut and adorned with crucifixes. Local legends about the previous owner being an exorcist come to light, but by then, all Hell has broken loose.

Signed by Nick Roberts, 7″x10″ limited edition with bonded leather boards and specialty endsheets, cover art by Dusty Ray.

EXPECTED TO BE RELEASED:  Spring 2026

If you have LAKEHOUSE INFERNAL and WARLOCK INFERNAL you need...

Infernal Queen

by Christine Morgan

“Beware of what you wish for, because you just might get it,” as if that’s a bad thing.

June Goldsmith would beg to differ. June Goldsmith would say, “When you get what you
wish for and it’s better than you ever dared to dream, beware of some asshole warlock
and his whore-slut angel barging in and ruining everything!”

All she wanted, all she ever wanted, was to get laid. At least once in her plain forty-
something virgin life; was it so much to ask? To find herself the object of a magnificent
demonic warlord’s devoted desire … to enjoy epic mind-blowing sex … to finally be
happy, even in love …

Only to have it all ruthlessly torn away, leaving her bereft, desolate, and vengeful. Oh,
and also, leaving her the de facto ruler of a corrupted little pocket of nearly literal Hell-
on-Earth, while the warlock and angel who wronged her have escaped …Juno Regina!
All hail the new

INFERNAL QUEEN

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The Pink Agave Motel & Other Stories

by V Castro

Two-time Bram Stoker Award-nominated author, V. Castro dims the lights in a collection where you might devour your next lover or meet your next meal.

Readers are invited to The Pink Agave Motel,where brutality and intimacy ooze across the pages, exploring the depths of the unhinged imagination and how human desire unlocks the impulse to bite. Castro’s voice, influenced by Mexican folklore and a feminist perspective, illuminates a deeper view of how unrequited love affects every type of being alike.

The titular story focuses on Valentina, the proclaimed leader of a creature cohort, who manages hotel guests, until she is enlightened to a carnivorous death on the property. To avoid exposure that threatens her existence, she partners with (the hauntingly handsome) grieving friend of the dearly departed to solve the murder. Further within these tales, discover a woman who is a fish out of water drinking at a seaside honky tonk, the trapped guests who undergo sexual liberation, and aliens who find the sexiest of disguises.

These short stories evoke an alluring voice, sure to make the reader shiver in arousal and horror, never quite knowing what could happen next. Castro pushes past the limits of gothic terror and fantasy to carve a dangerous path of lust and violence, all throughout the reader’s charming stay at The Pink Agave Motel.