B Humphrey

They thought it was just an old camera. They were wrong. When Jesse and his friends buy a vintage Polaroid from a strange woman at a flea market, they expect retro fun and creepy snapshots. But the first photo they take shows someone they know—terrified, mid-run, seconds before death.

The plan was simple: roll the dice, fight some monsters, and kill a few hours before curfew. But when lightning strikes and the old arcade cabinet in the corner shorts out, the game comes alive.

Discovered beneath a stone in the Karakum Desert, the journal of anthropologist Dr. Thaddeus A. Grieve remained unreadable for years. Buried for over ten thousand years, it took conservation and forensic restoration under the direction of archaeologist Dr. Elias Varn to bring its contents to light.

Ancient guardian Bigfoot returns in this full-volume cryptid survival saga packed with brutal battles, high-stakes horror, and nonstop action. Koda, protector of the Earth’s last wild places, must defend the balance of nature against a rising force of myth and nightmare.

The Great Cryptid Wars is a sweeping, epic tale of survival, betrayal, and the timeless fight to protect the unseen wonders of our world.

Beneath the Vatican lies a labyrinth older than Rome itself, with sealed halls carved long before the first gospel was ever written. A place where the Church hides what it cannot destroy.

In Endless Paths, the lines between fantasy and nightmare blur, and every decision has consequences. Will you choose the right path…or get lost in the maze forever?

When a mysterious cassette tape arrives in the mail, Brian “Biz” Humphrey thinks it’s just another prank. But what’s recorded on it isn’t music—it’s a message from Trevor Langston, a boy who vanished three years ago.

When people vanish in the woods of Fox Hollow without a trace, it isn’t the first time—it’s just the first time the world notices. Strange lights. Empty homes. Time lost like spilled water. And something watching from above… waiting. But these are no ordinary invaders.

Filled with eerie nostalgia, 80s pop culture, and relentless tension, The Forgotten Carnival is a pulse-pounding horror adventure about friendship, fear, and the battle to hold onto hope when everything feels like a nightmare.

The Arcade Incident: A Retro Horrors: The Lost Decade Book In the summer of 1986, The Pixel Palace mall arcade buzzes with the neon glow of high scores, token clinks, and synthwave music. But when a strange new game called Neon Abyss mysteriously appears without warning, everything changes.

Bigfoot vs. Mothman When ancient shadows stir and chaos threatens to consume a small town, Koda—the wise and enigmatic Bigfoot—must face a force unlike anything he’s ever encountered.

I don't even know if you're out there anymore. I tell myself you are, because if I stop believing that, I stop walking. This thing… it's not a virus. It's not something we can cure or kill. It's becoming.

They hit the train for credits. They left with a weapon that could rewrite time. Rix Varn is a battle-scarred pilot with a chip on his shoulder and a bounty on his head.

In the frozen peaks of the Ural Mountains, a long-dormant rage awakens. When whispers of destruction reach Koda, the mystical protector of nature, he embarks on a perilous journey to confront a shadow from his past: the Yeti.

In the deep wilds where no roads go—where the mist creeps low over black roots and the trees remember every name ever whispered in fear—something ancient stirs. The old laws are breaking. The balance is shifting. And the name they speak in trembling dread—Moonroth—was never meant to be remembered.

Beneath tangled roots and mossy hills lies a world hidden from human eyes—a labyrinth of cozy tunnels lit by acorn lanterns, where mice write poetry by candlelight, rabbits tend enchanted herb gardens, and badgers brew magical ales that sparkle like stardust.

In the shadow of ancient trees and beneath the blackened stones of the Hollow Court, something stirs. Something old. Something hungry.

When lightning strikes during a screening of Night of the Living Dead at the Rustwood Drive-In, the line between reel and reality shatters. The monsters on the screen come to life—and the audience is trapped in a world where the rules of horror movies are terrifyingly real.

In the frozen wilderness of the northern mountains, an ancient rage stirs. Koda, the last of his kind, the guardian of balance, is drawn into a deadly confrontation against a powerful foe—an enraged werebear corrupted by centuries of betrayal and pain.