One book. That's all you're allowed to own in a future where the world is run by Bureaus and the United Conglomerate of States. There's a Bureau to control everything from food rations, electricity, and what you read. It's a restrictive life for a Citizen. Morton works as an Agent for the Bureau of Lights and Flames and one day his daughter, Eliana, brings home a second book. Fearful, Morton decides to bring back the book to its rightful owner, setting in motion a chain of activity that tests Morton's loyalty to his daughter and the Bureau he works for.

Moderia... The island is spoken about in whispers. Men tell of heroic tales of others who have gone to Moderia, encountered the evils and returned to tell of their survival. But very few have lived. For one man who learns of Moderia, the lure of its secrets compels him to ignore the warnings of a Paranoid Man and visit a place he wants to complete him.

The complete trilogy included in one paperback. Horde, Horde 2: Greener Pastures, and Horde 3: Egression. About Horde: Some things are worse than zombies. Horde is novella about five survivors escaping from a large group of zombies. After hearing the converted tornado siren and watching a mass exodus from the campground that has served as home for three months, Percy, Jack, Harry, Melody and Joann make a decision to move further into the state park to find solace from the undead. However, as they move deeper into the forest, a discovery awaits them that is more horrific than what is chasing them. About Horde 2: Greener Pastures, the sequel to Horde, continues the journey of a small group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies. In Horde 2, the survivors face a new threat, which forces them to return to the city that once was their home to seek out shelter and maybe a solution for the world. Unfortunately, the city is guarded by a selfish General who knows the survivors' scientist, Dr. Munson, very well and aims to use his loyal men to stop anyone from entering the city. About Horde 3: Egression is the final book in the Horde Trilogy. After regaining access to the city, the survivors barricade themselves in Dr. Munson's old facility, where it is hinted everything and everyone in the world can be saved with "something" that is hidden in the basement.

The world is slowly being overtaken by Risers and Runners, and twelve men and women called Indiscriminates are charged with protecting the world from these menaces. For five years the balance was manageable. One day it all became too much for the Indiscriminates and the program was shut down. But not before two went missing and one was killed. Can the rest survive these seemingly targeted attacks? For Bas, an Indscriminate looking after the Midwest, he must choose between duty or fellowship when the world is in danger of losing all humans.

Two boys, ages 14 and 9, have recently lost their mother and have difficulties finding comfort in their emotionally and occasionally physically abusive father. That same summer, they witness their father continuously painting a door golden-yellow in their house and soon, their curiosity overcomes them to find out what's behind the door.

Set in the present in a Midwestern small town, Nightcry is about Grant Sykes who has returned to his hometown of Ilton to run the local paper. Soon, people start to die and fingers start pointing to him-it doesn't help the evidence continues to pile up against Grant. He thinks it may have something to do with the supernatural being that killed his parents years ago, but the local Police Chief has other theories. Grant recruits the help of a ghosthunter to investigate the banshee while Grant figures out means to prove his innocence.