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To the Solemn Graves

Enigma

Mahatmas and Monsters

A Grand Exposition

To the Solemn Graves presents thirteen illustrated stories that, while laced with the supernatural, remind us that most horror comes from the all too natural.

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Critic Reviews:

“Kim Idynne's To The Solemn Graves [is] a compelling anthology that masterfully blends elements of the supernatural with the innate horrors of human nature. The collection of thirteen stories is a testament to Idynne's skill in crafting narratives that are as eerie as they are intriguing.”
-The Reading Bud

“[W]hat a hidden gem . . . I really liked this collection. Each one had its horror, terror, and downright creepy vibe.”
-Amy's Bookshelf Reviews

“[A] compelling, heartfelt collection of short stories . . . . Memorable, entertaining, yet emotionally complex, author Kim Idynee’s 'To the Solemn Graves' is a must-read horror collection.”
-Anthony Avina

“[A] compelling and diverse collection . . . Each story has beautiful prose and a well-crafted plot that kept me guessing until the very last twist. . . I highly recommend this anthology.”
-Power Librarian

In the tunnels of Wupatki, a young man and an eleven-year-old girl find themselves lost in a strange realm of celestial riddles and otherworldly creatures.

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Critic Reviews:

“[A] great read! I was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable it was. I am hoping there is another book coming.”
-The Literary Vixen

“I enjoy that aspect of the stories, and how they do learn a lot from each encounter as they go . . . . There are important lessons to learn for the main characters, and I hope that there will be more for them in the future.”
-MK French/Girl Who Reads

When nineteen-year-old vampire Elias Hellström reunites with Aarya, his childhood love, she sets him on a strange and terrifying path to becoming human again.

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Critic Reviews:

“ . . . what really grips you is the relationship between our main characters, as well as the complexities they both have. . . . If you are like me (a huge vampire fan), don't miss out on this story . . . and just dive in.”
-Chelle's Book Ramblings

“[A] fast-paced emotional rollercoaster ride . . . started out on a high note and pulled me in right from the beginning. For the length of the book, I was impressed with the number of details it packed and the profiling of the characters. . . . looking forward to reading more books by the author.”
-Heena Pardeshi/The Reading Bud

Paris: At the 1889 World's Fair, one woman searches for her missing mother while another hunts a killer.

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Critic Reviews:

“A psychological thriller in the tradition of Hitchcock, exotic locations, a feisty heroine and dastardly villains combined to make this an enjoyable read.”
-Felicity Terry/Pen and Paper

“. . . well written . . . makes you interested and intrigued . . . very appealing.”
-S.J. Main/The Happy Booker

Kill the Messenger

Eridanus (Enigma Book II)

The Witch of Anámesa

Marco Russo embarks on a new relationship with his twin brother, Jacob, after a near-fatal accident leaves Jacob with verbal disinhibition: an inability to assess his thoughts before speaking them aloud.

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In this sequel to Enigma, Dominic and Surina travel to a mountainous region of Peru in an attempt to rescue Hannah from the celestial realm.

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A spoof of Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty populated with zombies, witches, and other elements of the supernatural.

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Critic Reviews:

“[A] captivating retelling of Cinderella [and] a brilliant twist on the loved classic . . . as long as you love fairy tales, you'll thoroughly enjoy this book.”
-The Faerie Review