“Eldritch Beasts: The Queen of Filth” is now live on Audible, once again narrated by Annalee Scott!
The third book in the series is currently in production and should come out in January 2024.
The Second Audiobook is Live!
Audiobook is Live!
I’m happy to announce that the Audio version of “Eldritch Beasts” is now live on Audible, Spotify, Chirp, hoopla, and many more!
It is read by a talented audiobook narrator, Annalee Scott, who already has over 50 titles under her name and will also be narrating the rest of the series.
“Eldritch Beasts: The Queen of Filth” is also already available on Spotify and Chirp and will be coming to Audible soon, and the third book should come out by the end of the year or early January 2024.
This release marks another chapter in my self-publishing journey as I venture into the Audiobook market. I currently feel a mix of excitement, nervousness, and hopefulness as I continue to pursue my dream of being a full-time writer. I still have so many stories left to tell you, and I want to reach as large of an audience as possible, and hopefully, Audiobooks will help me to do that.
So, be sure to follow me on one of my social media platforms or check out my website regularly to get the latest updates on upcoming releases since many more of them are coming very soon!
Plans for the future
As I await “Eldritch Beasts” audiobook to be published and make good progress on my next title, “One Grisly Night: Witch,” I’m already planning what books I’ll be working on next year.
Initially, I intended to continue with my “One Grisly Night” one-shots, but after the mixed feedback I got for my “One Grisly Night: Werewolf” book, I decided to shift to the next multi-part series I’ve been planning for a while.
With my last “Werewolf” title, I prioritized horror and action elements first, but I now realize that I might have gone a bit overboard, especially with some bodily horror scenes.
Starting with “One Grisly Night: Witch,” I intend to tone it down to keep it more in line with my “Eldritch Beasts” series and place greater emphasis on overall narrative and character development.
I may come back to “One Grisly Night” books in the future, but for the coming year, I’ll focus my efforts on the Lovecraftian investigation multiple-part series “Eldritch Mysteries,” featuring Detective Esther and Special Agent Henry. The first book “Eldritch Mysteries: The Order of Dagon” is already available for pre-order and is set to be released in the early spring of 2024.
So, stay tuned! Many more spooky tales are coming soon!
The Deep One has awakened.
In a remote town, tenacious local detective Esther investigates a series of peculiar disappearances. When all her leads hit a dead end, she gets partnered with Special Agent Henry from the big city, who sees this case as the stepping stone in his career.
While they struggle to put their differences aside, new evidence comes to light, hinting at the involvement of a strange cult that is trying to summon an ancient deity. As they delve into the dark corners of the town, the oddities keep mounting, and they soon find themselves amidst the horrors they never knew existed.
Can Esther and Henry unravel the mystery behind the sinister Order of Dagon and stop its malign plot? Or will they perish when faced with the evil that has festered for generations, and the King of the Deep will rise, bringing peril to the entire human race?
One Grisly Night: Werewolf
The first book in the “One Grisly Night” series is now available on Amazon! It is my take on a classic werewolf story, mixing some standard horror tropes with Lovecraftian themes and compressing everything into a single night filled with suspense, action, gore, and psychological terror.
I have at least four more titles planned in this series of one-shots, with “One Grisly Night: Witch” already available for pre-order and scheduled to release before the end of the year. I’m also working on bringing my Eldritch Beasts series to Audio, with the first book coming out in October and the second one planned to come out in November. Additionally, I plan on rewriting and republishing my “Ezera” series, but with everything else on my plate, these may have to wait till late next year.
I’m working hard every day to bring all these spooky stories to life, so stay tuned because many more exciting things are coming!
The beast prowls the ancient forest.
Driven to desperation by debt collectors, Caleb invites his childhood friends to a remote cabin, intending to rob them to save his own skin.
Little does he know that in the nearby forest, ancient malice festers, awakened by the reckless curiosity of Aline – a brave explorer seeking solace from the ghosts of her past.
As darkness descends upon the world, the creature that lay dormant for decades will rise again, and those unfortunate to wander into its domain will find themselves in the greatest nightmare of their lives.
With all odds stacked against them, who, if anyone, can survive One Grisly Night?
Audiobook Is Coming
Hey, I wanted to give a quick update about what I’m working on and what’s yet to come this year.
I’m currently writing the first book in the new series “One Grisly Night: Werewolf,” which is set to release in a bit over a month. I’m also preparing the first book in “Eldritch Beasts” series for audiobook production, which will start next month and is scheduled to release in early October. The second book, “Eldritch Beasts: The Queen of Filth,” should also come to audio on most major audiobook platforms the month after.
Before the end of the year, I plan on releasing one more book in the “One Grisly Night” series; I’m also planning to rerelease my first book – “Ezera: The World of Mages.” I took it down after realizing that it needed thorough editing. It was initially written in a different language and translated all by myself, so there are a lot of issues I need to address, using everything I learned since starting my self-publishing journey. I’ve been editing my books for 4-6 hours almost every day for the past year. While I know I’m still not as good as a professional editor, I’m constantly taking steps to improve myself, and I genuinely enjoy the process and want to bring my readers the best version of my work possible.
“Ezera: The World of Mages,” being my first and longest book, carries a lot of lore regarding the background of some characters that later appear in other books and the world itself. That’s why I would like to bring it to light as soon as possible. Unfortunately, I’ve been preoccupied with my new projects and addressing some of the issues brought to my attention by the readers of my books that are currently live. However, I’m hoping that my schedule will clear up before the end of this year, and I’ll have time to edit the book that officially started it all.