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J.P. Barnett will be at our Barnes & Noble event on May 11th, 2024!
J.P. Barnett is the author of the award-winning Lorestalker series, a collection of urban fantasy horror examining folklore and tall tales of mysterious creatures roaming our world. The series follows the adventures of two college girls who hunt monsters instead of going to class, each book inspired by real world legends of different cryptids, such as Bigfoot and the Kraken. His novels have garnered a number of awards, including The Pinnacle Achievement Award, The Kindle Book Award, and The Feathered Quill Award. J.P. currently lives in Redmond with his partner, who looks at him dubiously with some frequency as he regales her with his insane book ideas. You can find out more about his books at jpbarnett.com.
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Something evil stalks the citizens of Rose Valley—not for the first time, but hopefully for the last.
After suffering through a horrific car accident, Jake Rollins struggles to survive in his tiny hometown of Rose Valley—a place to which he hoped never to return.
When a sheep is viciously mutilated on the ranch where Jake is recovering, he’s dragged back into the cloying politics of small town life. While the Sheriff tries to pass off the incident as the work of coyotes, Jake turns to a local reporter and old high school flame, Shandi Mason, to search for the truth.
As livestock mutilations escalate into deadly attacks on humans, and the Sheriff organizes a foolhardy manhunt, Jake and Shandi must race to save the town from a seemingly unstoppable evil.
Spring break will never be the same after a legendary creature rises from the depths.
It’s been almost two years, but the nightmares still haunt Miriam Brooks—grisly images of her brother being slaughtered. A relaxing Spring Break at the beach seems like a good way to put some distance between her and the troubling past, but paradise shatters when she saves a tourist from something lurking beneath the waves.
The cops and the coast guard are meant to handle the crimes of men, but Miriam’s been trained to find the creatures of lore—creatures like this. Pulled back into the life she wants to forget, Miriam is the last line of defense between man and myth.