Joey Webb

On the left is the old cover and on the right is the revised cover by artist Inkz.

On the left is the old cover and on the right is the revised cover by artist Inkz.

On the left is the old cover and on the right is the revised cover by artist Inkz.

There was something magical—no, monstrous—about growing up in the 1980s if you were a horror fan. Before we had streaming platforms, booktok, or Reddit threads full of creepy pasta, we had dog-eared paperbacks, spinner racks at the corner store, and library shelves that smelled like mildew and mystery. And for me, horror books were everything.

I still remember the first time I saw a cover by Stephen Gammell on a copy of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. That grotesque artwork seared itself...

The war between moon wolves and blood drinkers reaches its crescendo in the late 21st century. The blood drinkers have infested Earth, forcing the human survivors into hiding. Moon wolves stake claims in the former Australia as well as Jupiter's moon Europa. Kings, tyrannical and benevolent alike, hang on to their precarious positions of power. The Murdoch brothers are in the middle, as always, with Luke still skirting the law while Chance attempts to uphold it. A power unlike any the...

A New Wave, Book Three in the Blood Brothers Saga, continues the violent, supernatural saga of the Murdoch brothers—Chance, a “moon wolf” werewolf-like federal agent, and Luke, a centuries-old vampire and drug kingpin. Set in the gritty neon shadows of 1980s Los Angeles, this installment weaves together blood-soaked vendettas, ancient powers, and a city on the brink.

Chance and his human partner, Frank Gallows, hunt down supernatural criminals, including Luke’s vampire minions and drug-dealing...