10/30: KY: Reading at Butcher Cabin Books! »
10/8: NYCC: Panels and signings! »
10/4: VIRTUAL Tempe Library Interview »
11/12: MA: GHOST EATERS in Hingham »
10/5: NJ: Rahway Public Library »
11/4-11/5: RVA: Halloween Hangover at B&N Libbie »
11/1: Days of the Dead Festival »
11/19: Los Angeles: GHOST EATERS at Dark Delicacies »
10/20: MD: Camp Fire Tales w/ Ronald Malfi »
10/30: KY: Ghost Eaters at B&N »
10/29: Houston Alamo: Look Alive! w/ Clay McLeod Chapman »
10/13: Print: A (Virtual) Conversation w/ Andy Davidson »
9/25: Toronto: Word on the Street Festival signing »
9/24: Toronto: Little Ghosts Books reading/signing »
9/22: RVA: Unhappy Hour at Poe Museum »
9/21: NYC: Ghost Eaters book launch with Grady Hendrix! »
9/10: Connecticut: StoryFest »
10/27: Book Banter (virtual) »
10/14: Rhode Island: Ghost Eaters reading »
9/30: Conversation w/ Rachel Harrison (virtual) »
9/29: Theodore’s Books Reading »
Ghost Eaters at SDCC! »
GhOST EATERS at ALA »
10/15: Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival »
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GHOST EATERS: A Novel
For fans of Riley Sager and Paul Tremblay, a terrifying supernatural page-turner that explores ghosts, grief, and god complexes.
Ever since their on-again, off-again college romance, Erin hasn’t been able to set a single boundary with charismatic but reckless Silas, who’s been chasing the next big high since graduation. When he texts her to spring him out of rehab, she knows enough is enough. She’s ready to start a career, make new friends, and meet a great guy—even if that means cutting Silas off. But when Silas turns up dead from an overdose, Erin’s world falls apart.
When Erin learns that Silas discovered a drug that allowed him to see the dead, she doesn’t believe it’s real but agrees to a pill-popping “séance” to ease her guilt and pain. When she steps back into the real world, she starts to see ghosts from her Southern hometown’s bloody and brutal past everywhere. Are the effects pharmacological or something more sinister? And will Erin be able to shut the Pandora’s box of horrors she’s opened?
With propulsive momentum, bone-chilling scares, and dark meditations on the weight of history, this Southern horror will make you think twice about opening doors to the unknown.