In 1891, the Dark Reverend came to a small town in East Texas, and prophesied an earthquake that would swallow every living creature. Days after his final sermon, the earth shook violently, but the town remained standing. A massive crack appeared in the ground and devotees filled with holy fervor felt compelled to throw themselves into its depths, never to crawl back out. Then, the Dark Reverend disappeared. One hundred years later, he has returned, promising catastrophe seventy times seven of what was done before. Except this time, he has a cult of zealots waiting for him, led by the corrupt prophet Hezekiah, whom the people call “Chariot”. The coming of the Dark Reverend will cleanse the land with blood. Those who resist his message will burn in both this world and the next, unless they can find a savior amongst their own to face him.

Secret hookups, illicit affairs, ancient rites of nature, and acts of Revelations. Monsters born and monsters made, a handsome face is only what you can carve it into. From the tireless pens of these master horror writers comes We Can Always Tell, a sizzling-hot anthology of trans wrongs gone oh-so-right. Enoli Lee, Jester LeRoux, A.L. Davidson, Sera Quim, Blue Sunshine, Jude Deluca, Sirius, M.C. Crane, Shrike, Aaron Romano, Andromeda Ruins, Carlos Ruiz Santiago, Aiden E. Messer, A.W., Lindsey Betty, Jake Vanguard, Freddie A. Clark, Ziaul Moid Khan, v.f. thompson

Caleb is a trans man with no insurance, and no money to afford the treatments he so desperately wants. When someone hands him a card one night, promising to help him achieve his ideal body, it sounds too good to be true. And if it sounds too good to be true, it almost always is. Inspired by You Weren’t Meant To Be Human by AJW, Worm Meat is about the lengths we will go for control. Over ourselves, and those around us.

Sixteen stories. Sixteen body parts. One writer murdered to get them.Rain Corbyn's Body of Work collects Corbyn's eight best stories already in print with eight never-before-read nasties, all organized by anatomy.Brad will go insane unless his body is completely hair-free. Prince Alastair looks for his Cinderella, but he carries her foot skin instead of a slipper. Poppy will stop at nothing to become the number one pimple popping social media star. A weight loss cult holds darker secrets than its abusive leader. And it gets worse.These tales are framed by a shocking meta-narrative about online identity, parasocial relationships, and remorseless deception. What Jaws did for beaches, Body of Work will do for your DMs.For fans of gross-out body horror, bad queer representation, extreme horror, splatterpunk, and ecological Sci-fi. A collection in the transgressive, respectability-eschewing traditions of Clive Barker, William S. Burroughs, Eric LaRocca, Gretchen Felker-Martin, and Joe Koch.Cover by Mitch Green @mitch_grnContent Info for the book will be continually updated

Prim and prideful Ione possesses the Moon Goddess’s spirit and a harrowing fate: overpower the wrathful Sun God and sweep His murderous pyromancers into the sea. But attaining divine ascension is easier said than done, and the longer Ione takes to save her people, the more impatient her conniving archpriest becomes. Quiet, distrusting Lina has had more than enough of bloodshed. After escaping immolation by Sun-worshipers, she gains a new lease on life as a nameless acolyte of the Moon Goddess. That is until she catches the eye of Lady Ione, whose captivation with Lina has caused the Goddess to stir within her for the first time. As temples burn and Ione’s archpriest launches treacherous gambits of his own, Ione and Lina’s alliance deepens into something neither of them anticipated. If Ione’s enemies reach her before she can awaken the Moon Goddess, everyone she loves will go up in flames. But if she succeeds, the Sun cult will be annihilated - including Lina, whose past as a Sun priestess cannot remain hidden forever.

Marlowe will do anything for a taste of revenge—even if it means returning to Camp Atonement. Haunted by nine years of entanglements with a pious woman and chasing knife-edged solutions to her anger, Marlowe meets her on the lake for a final tryst. Their night unravels when a creature from the depths begins hunting them. Abandoned again, Marlowe feeds the resentment crawling under her skin since that one summer. But escape brings with it a heavy price—her chance at retribution is gone, and the monster’s sharp teeth and webbed hands breed a terrible thirst she can’t ignore. Caught between rotten feelings and a lustful truce, Marlowe must find a way to sate the creature’s hunger and destroy the relentless woman from her past before she ruins Marlowe's future. Endangered is a 20k F/X sapphic horror romance novelette for those who love monsterfxcking, women’s wrongs, and revenge with a HEA.

Falling. Frigid steel. Sharp, acidic pain. A mounting desperation to escape, even if it means diving into the ocean’s unforgiving depths. This is all Stranger can remember. When the crew of the Vengeance rescues them from certain death at the hands of Midir’s endless ocean, the gruff and obstinate Captain Jonah Morgan is quick to interrogate. Who are they? Where did they come from? Why was somebody drawing their blood? But Stranger has no answers—not even a name to call their own. The only information they can offer is a description of the man who had tortured them. Slowly, they realize their missing memories play not only a pivotal role in their own personal identity, but also in the grander entanglement of mortality and the divine. The God King Einari’s cataclysmic Great Flood had ravaged Midir one thousand years ago—an act of divine rage that had drowned continents and killed billions. But even now, the prospect of human extinction looms beneath the endless waves. Somewhere, locked away in Stranger’s missing memories, is the key to human salvation.

Alexos Fox, an introverted academic and polio survivor, is naturally quite sad when the long-time butler of his household, the man who all but raised him, retires. He is not at all prepared for the old man’s his exceedingly attractive and painfully tempting nephew.Unbeknownst to Alexos, his old butler chose Henry Sutton hoping the two of them might marry their interests together, and the gentleman is as suspicious as he is entranced when the new butler comes to him with talks of a secret marriage between them.M/M erotic romance, rated E, 100k. Set 1927, primarily in West Sussex, England.Featuring themes of disability, chronic pain, piercings and tattoos, loneliness and isolation, bodily autonomy, class dynamics, a butler/gentleman relationship, joyful non-monogamy and casual sex.Kink-wise, enjoy size difference, switching roles, burgeoning D/s dynamics and mild sadomasochism, the aforementioned piercings and tattoos, and a lot of bathing and massage.

Monty finds his life in shambles after the unexpended death of his mentor, Dr. Giovanni. In a search for work to get back on his feet (and off his friend Mina's living room floor) he finds a groundskeeper listing at the Giovanni Estate, the very location of his professor's death. Now presented with an opportunity to possibly dig up answer's to his most burning questions, Monty takes the job. However, things are not as he expects when he arrives at his professor’s crumbling New York estate. Its lone inhabitant, Cameron, is a little less than willing to share details about their late mother. As Monty starts the monstrous task of reviving the dilapidated Victorian, so doses his search for truth. Every answer he finds only leaves him with more questions. Between his nightmares and Cameron’s increasingly violent warnings, Monty begins to suspect his employer is hiding something terrible. It doesn't take long for him to become plagued by whatever is lurking in the woods, the ghosts of regrettable actions, rattling sabers, and his growing yearning for his eccentric employer. What monsters haunt the shadows 67 Blackberry Place? Is Mina’s girlfriend on to something? And why dose Cameron keep looking at Monty like that? Haunting the Scavenger is a Queer Gothic Horror set in early 2000s upstate NY, featuring all the classics such as the big burly "damsel in distress", the illustrious haunted Victorian mansion, vampires, a good dose of horror, steamy make-outs, sword fights, women's wrongs, and much more!

To keep her village safe, Kazemi, the wife of a fisherman, has entered into a dark secret bargain with a monstrous yõkai spirit that lurks in a nearby cove. They remain prosperous…and in exchange she offers herself to the creature and lets it exact his lustful desires on her. But the appearance of a wandering Rõnin and Yõkai hunter threatens to expose her secret affair with the creature, forcing Kazemi to go to even greater extremes to not only protect her village but the young girl Izumi as well. Desire and duty clash towards a violent endgame in an erotic tale of monsters and the women who fall prey to their whims.

In an ideal world, my dead parents' waterfront house would rot with them. In an ideal world, I wouldn't need the money from selling it, and I would've never returned to the island I fled from at eighteen. But life is never kind to people like me, is it? So I'm back where I left the friends who broke my heart and the ex whose bruised fingerprints I still can't scrub off my skin. The second-to-last thing I need right now is an injured, unconscious merman drifting over to my dock. And the last, the way he tells me I'm beautiful when he wakes up. Tied to the Waves is a monster romance with a nonbinary protagonist, a sweet love interest, lots of hurt/comfort, dark themes, and spice. As a full-length novel with a HEA, it can be read as a standalone or as the first book in a series full of trans characters set in the small town of Brimrey Island.

Following the untimely death of his father, Henry Beckwith unwittingly inherits the family business at his mother’s behest. Forced to serve and mingle with the London elite, Henry enters a cold and loveless marriage of convenience in order to uphold the Beckwith family’s newfound societal status. One day he receives an invitation. Sir Thomas Hadleigh, a young and mysterious baronet whose reputation for the dark and the unusual precedes him, requests Henry’s services for an upcoming party. Curious and desperate for time away from the office, Henry accepts the offer. What unravels within the accursed walls of Bewcastle Hall is a courtship fueled by forbidden desires, unholy rituals held by a secret society for the queer and the outcasts, and the promise that pleasure and self-fulfillment need not only be found in darkness. PROFANE SACRAMENT is a 22,000 word gay Gothic horror erotica set in an alternate Victorian England.

Despite owning a thriving business and maintaining an active social life, Wilder just can’t shake the feeling of being lonely. One fateful evening changes everything when he acquires a strange vase...and aptly breaks it. The mess that came was to be expected. The seven foot purple man who came out of it? Yeah…not so much. Wishbringer Zephyr is clueless about how someone captured him, but he's grateful for his freedom. Just one the person who broke his ceramic prison may be more irritating than the vase he was trapped in. All Zephyr needs is a simple wish to get back on his way, but Wilder’s not buying it. Apparently, some humans are immune to the allure of free wishes. And now they’re stuck together until the wish is completed. With feelings between them changing, Zephyr’s captors hot on his heels, and the two of them practically joined at the hip, can they navigate the chaos? Or is it all just wishful thinking?Broken Out (By the Human) is a low angst, fast burn monster romance featuring a hopelessly romantic antique store owner, and his grumpy Wishbringer. This novella has an HEA with no cheating! Though it is apart of a series, this book can be read as a standalone.