A ghoulish collection of zany and macabre tales that you can use to while away the long hours until it’s time to take the tree down again.

Something for everyone – as long as everyone likes five types of stories in: Toby Bennett’s Creepy Christmas.

Enjoy another slay-ride with this collection of Christmas horror stories.

Four stories, a few laughs and one or two scares to make your Christmas creepy too.

Survive Christmas woe with a Yuletide tsunami of shockingly humourous tales from depraved escapees Toby Bennett and Benjamin Knox - four fresh stories and a Christmas poem all wrapped up with a blood-soaked bow.

Another collection of fiendish humour and seasonal terror.

The old world is dying, humans that the fey once mocked as primitive savages have thrown back the older races and established dominion on the earth, but there is no retreat for the defeated. Even the small realm that they have managed to seal from humanity is chocked by the smoke and radiation leaking in from the world the fey left behind.

All oceans are one ocean, water without end and at the heart of it all a secret slumbers, gnawing and waiting, for no secret remains hidden forever. Can two orphans who have never heard of realms beyond their own prevent the destruction that threatens every shore? Only time will tell.

The Sunless Shore is the second book in the Inner Sea Cycle, years have passed since the Fall of Negra but a new threat is stirring. The veil between the living and the dead is torn and the fragile peace of the Inner Sea is swallowed up by a war that can have only one outcome.

The city of Umbra is powered by something far less wholesome than the steam and gas that run through its grimy pipes.

Together they must thwart the machinations of a mad scientist, reunite the shadow with her body and ultimately save the gloom-shrouded city.

Two years after a violent pandemic wracked the vast sprawl of New Manau, reporter Vivian Liu and her cameraman Al join the first team sent beyond the wall into the quarantine zone – a containment area where nine million citizens were left to a grisly fate.

Vivian knows there's more going on than what the pharmaceutical giant Omni-Chem is saying. She can smell a conspiracy and will do anything to uncover the story. Joining a team of rag-tag mercenaries, armed with the latest high-tech weaponry, and lead by scientist and cult-leader Dr Brooker, they prepare to enter the quarantine zone in search of survivors... and perhaps a cure.

None fear death more than the damned, Samuel Blake has lived longer than any man has a right to by drinking the blood of the undead. He knows that this stolen vitality must damn him but it is also his only means to escape the final judgement he knows is coming. He must endure until he can find the gates of heaven itself.

In 1965 the authorities drew back the veil on the unwholesome events that took place on the Fullen reserve. Five bodies were discovered in the first day, the prime suspect was the heir to one of Britain’s largest fortunes, a man who didn’t say a word from the time he was arrested until he was found dead in his cell. There has been much speculation about what really happened, talk of experiments and occult ritual but the facts about what happened on the island have been scarce and contradictory, until now.

“In Niskar they have perfected the art of stealing dreams, which, in the end, is the art of stealing souls.”

A Lady in Crystal is the first complete tale of how the Assassin Akna came to leave the city of night. His failure to kill one of his master’s enemies has left him spiritually crippled, a man barely alive. He must employ the deadly arts he learned in Niskar’s great Asylum to survive in a city filled with petty gangs where death comes quickly to all but those who seek it.

These are tales of Towers and Stones, of thieves and monsters, of both the living and the dead. The continent of Seg is old and bloated with such tales and many are the tales told of Akna, thief of dreams, and gold when he can get it. Akna, slayer, Niskar’s prodigal son, master and servant of the demon stone, welcomes you to these fleeting visions of his life and his world.

In 9 AD Rome suffered a brutal defeat at the hands of her secret enemy, Arminius. The humiliation of General Varus echoed around the ancient world, but the Imperial response was not swift. It was only when Germanicus Caesar was appointed Governor of the Gallic provinces that Rome’s vengeance began. Over the next few years the young general was to conduct a series of lightening raids and manoeuvres that would take him deep into the heart of Germania.
Cave Canem approaches this history from the perspective of one who served in the ranks of the Roman invaders, not a general or even a foot soldier, but a hound – Ferox. One of the many animals, thrown into the fray, to service the implacable ambition of the Roman war machine.

No one remembers when the cities drowned. A great wave swept the world clean of its old corruption and the age of sorcery was done. For those who remain life has narrowed into the simple rhythms of survival. The villagers living in the flooded reed lands are content to keep their past submerged and Marisha is no different... at least she tries not to be. For as long as she can remember Marisha has pretended to be human, but in reality she’s a shifter, blessed with ability to take on the form of other creatures. A blasphemy to the priests who rule this tiny world, but one that has gone unnoticed, until a sorcerer steps out of legend and into her father’s hut...

Johnathan has an uncanny ability to fix things, almost anything, except his very religious and very erratic mother. As his mother’s episodes become more worrisome, he sets out to his hiding space in a magical cave, while making a new friend from a group of gypsies passing through his sleepy town. The arrival of a stranger sets off a chain of events that leads John and his new friend Lu into a magical dimension that reveals his family secrets..

It has long been accepted that nothing good comes out of the wastes. The catastrophe, which left the world choking on cinders for forgotten centuries buried many truths, but that much wisdom remained intact. Still, no one alive could be expected to appreciate the significance of the silver-haired youth who strolled out of the Dunlands, leaving the town of Ruckfield ruined in his wake. This interloper, Wyatt, represents both hope and bane for the people of the Union. The young mage’s origins are shrouded, but there is no doubt he holds a spark that has not been seen for generations. With the wastes still smouldering, only the desperate or insane would fan it into flame.