Stirring the creepy awesomesauce...
Explore the dark worlds of mystery and horror from an award-winning author of psychological thrillers.
Discover My Books
Explore the dark worlds of mystery and horror from an award-winning author of psychological thrillers.
Discover My Books
Dive into a gripping supernatural thriller where small-town decay hides an ancient evil, and one deputy must confront the terrifying truth before the forest claims them all.
Some houses hold secrets. Others were never there at all. Is Ava Mercer losing her mind to grief? Or has she stumbled into a place where reality is thin, and something hungry waits to devour the past?
Heather Crane discovers that she can hear the thoughts of people around her. A scary condition once she realizes the townsfolk all share a single thought: “Heather Crane must die!”
The peace of a small town is shattered when a police officer and perky County Animal Control agent stumble upon the scientific find of the century; then spend breathtaking hours trying to destroy it.
Bud Bane is a product of rural southwestern Pennsylvania. He has an unnatural fear of the living and an unnerving intimacy with the unknown.
Growing up among the blue collar working class of the suburbs and boroughs around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Bud learned first hand how people faced adversities. It was a time when the region was nearly losing its character through the collapse of the steel industry and manufacturing. That shift had wide reaching tentacles and affected everyone in the area.
Bud remembers a time as a teenager, when he bagged groceries at a local chain store, along side of a former steel worker as well as a former vice-president of a major financial institution. In other words, during this time nobody was safe from the horrors of the shifting economy.
Watching so many face so much, and find ways to reinvent themselves left an indelible impression on Bud, along with a healthy respect for the human spirit.
This is reflected in the tales Bud writes. Regardless the outcome of a tale, as in life we sometimes win and sometimes lose, the stories Bud writes are about the struggle of the character from beginning to end, stripping away the thin veils we all wear to spotlight the nobility of humanity when facing great odds.
First published in 1995, Bud Bane was named one of the best new writers for his introductory tale, Seriatim, of a serial killer who enjoyed taunting law enforcement.