Larissa O'Connor is terrified after being threatened in an empty mortuary by an intruder. When she finds out he left cultic symbols in her husband's casket, she is even more convinced that her husband's death was not an accident. An intriguing letter summons Larissa to Cushendall, Northern Ireland, where the dark mansion Dalriada awaits with eerie elements for her to discover. Once in Cushendall, Larissa's vivid dreams of sacrificial rituals continue. She is haunted by thoughts of danger to her teenage daughter, and fear for her own safety intensifies. The details of a grisly local murder...

From accountants to zombies, the characters in these poems remind us that horror and humor can coexist. The poetry provides a much-needed escape from the ordinary world with its real terrors and often lack of mirth. The inspiration for these poems came from a number of sources, including monsters, fairy tales, the supernatural, legends, the medical world, and nursery rhymes.

In WOLF CULT, the fourth book in THE TALA CHRONICLES, Tala and Matt think they've solved their werewolf problem. However, a mysterious woman tells Tala a frightening prophecy. Tala and Matt again find themselves thrown into a whirlpool of pursuit and violence. But this time the stakes are much higher.

Tala returns to New Hampshire, where she stays alone in a frightening Victorian full of haunting memories. Her faith grows as she struggles against evil. Her boyfriend is in danger, and a man accused of revolting brutality may have answers. But she can find him only by traveling through the wilderness of wolf territory.