A chilling and atmospheric fantasy horror novel that readers of all ages will get sucked into... Ivas Sbarg has seen a monster… In the quaint seaside town of Loch Lomond, an ominous fog descends, shrouding the landscape in mystery and fear. As the locals whisper of lurking terrors within its depths, the fog thickens, casting an eerie pall over the town. When a girl goes missing, simple shepherd Ivas Sbarg has the only clue to what happened, and he ventures into the mist to find her. He stumbles upon a chilling revelation: something far more sinister than the monstrous fog is on the horizon, and it hungers for the souls of all who dwell in Loch Lomond. In a desperate bid to unravel the mystery and save their town from impending doom, Ivas, a girl with horns, and an incredible cast of villagers, must navigate the treacherous fog and confront otherworldly forces. But as they delve deeper into the heart of darkness, they soon realize that the true enemy may lie closer than they ever imagined. A gripping tale of unlikely alliances and unwavering courage, The Shepherd and the Horned Girl plunges readers into a world of ancient legends and supernatural horrors. With its richly developed characters and palpable sense of dread, this haunting narrative explores themes of grief, resilience, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship. Prepare to be ensnared by the chilling atmosphere and heart-pounding suspense of The Shepherd and the Horned Girl—a mesmerizing journey that will leave you hooked until the very last page. Keywords: Teenagers/Young Adults, Fantasy, Horror, Supernatural, Mystery, Adventure, Suspense, Dark Fantasy, Paranormal, Monsters, Haunted, Mythology, Legends, Friendship, Courage, Grief, Seaside, Scottish, Small Town, Legends, Fog, Secrets, Thriller, Chilling, Atmospheric

1st Place Winner, 2020 Chanticleer International Book Awards, Paranormal Awards for Supernatural Fiction Category Honorable Mention Winner, 2021 Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards, Military Fiction Category Staff Sergeant Daniel Jefferies has returned home to upstate NY after nearly being killed in an ambush in Iraq. Plagued by the trauma of war, he struggles to find his place in a world that he no longer recognizes. He feels disconnected from his family and friends. But, none of his burdens are heavier than the terrifying secret that he has kept about a mysterious encounter from his youth. When a suspicious murder occurs, he will discover that he has been chosen for a purpose that transcends life and death, forcing him to confront his past. In order to stop the killer, he will have to make choices that will change the fate of the people he loves the most. Can Daniel summon the strength of mind and body that he once had as a soldier, to face the most profound and consequential challenge of his life?

The seventh installment in morbid world of mythology incarnate that is the Malazan Book of the Fallen

Inspired by Dante's "Divine Comedy," Alten, the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "MEG," returns with an engaging thriller that draws parallels between the corruption in Europe preceding the Black Death and today's situation. Available in a tall Premium Edition.

Daniel Jefferies is quickly discovering the true ramifications of his actions. He managed to save the woman he loves from a terrible fate, but for how long and at what cost? A once hidden foe has now revealed himself and is out to make him pay for standing against him. Meanwhile, the events of a distant past converge in the present, as he tries to prevent an even greater evil from taking hold. While he might have shed the uniform of a soldier, his sense of duty still runs deep. He will stop at nothing to win the fight ahead, but will it be enough? In the face of such overwhelming adversity, will Daniel be able to rise up and defeat an enemy whose powers go far beyond anything that he has ever encountered before?

The text of the Haggadah in both Hebrew and English, with stories, parables, and sayings of Hacham Yosef Hayyim of Baghdad.