The Hollow Church
The dead see something in Grit that the living don't.
When a shadow begins appearing in every mirror he passes, Grit follows it to the burned-out ruins of a nineteenth-century church deep in Texas. There, a congregation of ghosts gathers beneath an open sky while a preacher made of smoke delivers sermons about hollow men and empty souls.
The congregation believes Grit is one of them.
To escape, he'll have to survive a church service unlike any he's ever attended—and confront the possibility that years of fighting monsters have left him more broken than he realized.
Filled with supernatural horror, dark humor, literary references, and plenty of bad decisions, The Hollow Church is another strange tale from the world of Grit.
Grit on the Dance Floor
A kid walks into a dentist’s office and says vampires took his sister.
Most people would ignore him.
Grit knows better.
The trail leads to Houston’s legendary Numbers nightclub, where the music pounds, the lights flash, and the patrons look a little too pale. But the goth kids inside aren’t the real danger.
Something older is hiding beneath the dance floor.
Now Grit has to fight his way through succubi, cultists, and a mechanical spider from hell before a demon god claws its way into the world.
It’s going to be a long night.
Gunfight at the Hotel
El Rancho
Grit has seen a lot of strange things.
Cannibals in the desert. Creatures that shouldn’t exist. Ghosts that won’t stay dead.
But nothing like the Hotel El Rancho.
When a freak accident strands him outside Gallup, New Mexico, Grit checks into the most haunted hotel in America—and quickly realizes he’s been expected. The ghosts know his name. They know his reputation.
And they want a show.
What follows is a night of whiskey, ghosts, and gunfire as Grit is forced into a deadly game against legends who refuse to fade away. If he can fight his way back to his room, he lives.
If not… he becomes one of them.
A gritty, supernatural western packed with dark humor, cinematic action, and a hero who refuses to go quietly.