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Longshot in Ash and Fog is a grim military war novel set in 2862 AC, during the seventeenth year of the Grey Continental War in the War for the Adamite Throne universe. The book opens in a world where the war is no longer being fought for victory, only for survival. The Concord of Iron—Albion, the Duskland Republic, Frankia, and Teutonnia—is being worn down by the Black Axis Covenant, an alliance of orks, undead, Varnhollow blood-lords, and older horrors that replenish losses faster than ordinary armies can endure.

Distance Between Graves is a later Six Feet of Dirt road chronicle that revisits the three recurring figures — the Boy, the Guard, and the Deserter — after years of hardening, loss, and adaptation. The book is less about sudden escalation than about what happens when survival itself becomes more disciplined and more expensive. The opening note and prologue make that clear: the dead have stopped wandering blindly, the roads have become smarter killing grounds, and the living now survive by measuring distance, pain, timing, and patience with much greater precision than before.

Crimson Dominion is a championship novel about what happens after Michael Texs survives the South, Frostheim, and Camelot and reaches the biggest stage in realm football: a title game against Darius Crowne and the Varnhollow Night Court. The book opens by framing Varnhollow as a kingdom that does not just love football, but feeds on it emotionally. Its stadium, crowd, and culture turn pressure into a weapon, and Darius stands as the perfect embodiment of that world: a quarterback who does not merely survive pressure, but enjoys it and shapes it.

The lights are bigger now. After shocking the realms with Black Hollow’s rise through the Southern Conferences, Michael Texs enters the Realm Champions League and steps directly into the brutal political and emotional war between kingdoms. No longer viewed as underdogs, the Wranglers are now hunted by every elite football empire across the realms.

Book 2 in the World of 'My Socks are Dirty. Off Beat Humor about aging and embracing the process of becoming and being a Senior Citizen. Wacky Fun Stuff to make you smile. There are crazy thoughts of Bizarre Hilarity with Quirky Twist. Getting old is not easy and instead of crying about it, laughing about it is much healthier and makes you feel better. Chapters like, Being a Bit Shameful and Things I Don't Understand. Healthy humor to keep you plodding along as you get a little long in the tooth or simply put, getting older. Absolute Absurdity! Makes for a great gift of laughter.

After the fall of the First Witness Hold, Clint Colt and his battered company ride into a west that is no longer merely haunted, but waking. The old witness roads, broken bell lines, and buried lantern routes are stirring under the land, and every step toward Harrow Fen Watch drags the Ash Wardens deeper into a war over who gets to name, hear, and carry truth first.

After dying with a bullet through his left eye on the battlefield of Black Hollow, northern Duskland officer Caeden Holt wakes in a purgatorial frontier where the dead are tormented, old gods feed on guilt, and the lost are chained between judgment and oblivion. Armed with his lever-action rifle, revolver, and the stubbornness that carried him through war, Holt begins a brutal journey across haunted plains, drowned roads, corpse-ridden settlements, and bleeding thresholds between worlds.

Matilda Rae Butler is a young new teacher with the world ahead of her. Its just a shame she is utterly alone. Recently orphaned and in a brand new place, Matilda has no one to help her navigate this new chapter in life. Boone Carson, or the 'Hell Hound' as the women in town know him, is a terrible womanizer. His only friend is his boss, Dale Criley, and Dale's son, little Jackson.

Off Beat Humor about aging and embracing the process of becoming being a Senior Citizen. Wacky Fun Stuff to make you smile. There are crazy thoughts of Bizarre Hilarity with Quirky Twist. Getting old is not easy and instead of crying about it, laughing about it is much healthier. Chapters like, The Woes of Aging and Venturing Out in Public. Book one in a series of three to keep you plodding along. Absolute Absurdity!

Mind the moon when you leave the theater! Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers returns, and Vol. 8 definitely goes Splatterbump in the night! It’s a monstrous mosh of fallen angels, prepubescent prescience, tempestuous incest, intergalactic blues, a Gulliverian massacre, cynophile racists, murderous rodents, a prehistoric Devil Head, the return of Bram Stoker’s forgotten hero, and so much more...

Diabolic choppers. A getaway gateway. A Ghostly inheritance. A cemetery daze. A terrifying love bug. A bizarre case of Big Bend bloodshed. Be sure to look both ways before you crack the cover of this terrifying Texas tome because everything is scarier in the Lone Star State! Road Kill is back with a vengeance and bloodlust — with exceptional stories from: Stephen Graham Jones, Jacklyn Baker, Bev Vincent, Patrick C. Harrison, Johnathan Louis Duckworth, E.R. Bills, Lauran J. Campbell, Corey Lamb, Mario E. Martinez, and so many more!

Road Kill 7 is like an awkward family portrait. Apocalyptic Karma stands poised behind a pink curtain. A frustrated cryptid reemerges behind the Pine Curtain. A haunting act of penitence occurs at a blood-soaked battleground. A stark Lone Star lottery costs a woman both her sons. Then, there’s a slippery connubial nexus, a bizarre diluvial disappearance, a spry, mysterious book sniffer, and an avenging hoodoo demon. There are elements in the frame you don’t recognize until you see them up close, with your own eyes. By then, of course, it’s too late.