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David, new shepherd and youngest of eight, doesn’t want to fight. He wants to disappear, to be alone with his sheep. His brothers mock him, his father ignores him, and even the sheep he protects flee him. Yet, he was born for more. Yahweh has called him beyond the fields of little Bethlehem. He has called him to greatness. Saul is king of Israel. Chosen by Yahweh and anointed by Samuel the prophet, he leads the fledgling nation as he defends its borders with shaky hands. Chosen and anointed he may be, but he is also a failure.

Seventeen years ago, Tyler Barton was born in the Rocky Mountains, while his parents were on a hike. On that day, his mother disappeared, never to be seen again. Now, history repeats itself. On the 17th anniversary of her disappearance, Tyler’s father is flying home when the plane he’s on disappears - in the same area where his mother was last seen. Undeterred by officials, Tyler decides to hike into the area in search of his father, hoping to find him alive and bring him back to safety.

Jensen Atwood has maintained a simple life at a dead-end job while spending all his free time gambling at a casino in Atlantic City. One of these days, he hopes to win enough to allow him to move from his hometown and escape his past. Unbeknownst to Jensen, he has been carrying a genetic mutation that is about to change his and everyone else's life on the planet.

David was a shepherd, then a warrior. Now, he’s a fugitive, called by God to lead the nation, yet chased into the desert by Saul, the mad king who rules in his stead. But he isn’t alone. Gathered with him is a ragtag group of the downtrodden and discontent. Men who need to a leader. Men who need a king. Saul has fallen hard. Once the proud ruler of God’s chosen nation, he’s little more than an empty shell of fear and doubt, haunted by his past and unwilling to change. His obsession with finding David is leading his people into ruin.

Summer, 1976. For Ryan, turning 13 is a big deal. Turning 13 while staying at a haunted house? Amazing. After pleading with his parents to stay in the Matthews House, they’ve agreed. This summer will be the best vacation they’ve ever had. Too bad something still claims the house as its own. Something Lillian Matthews accidently called forth all those years ago. Ryan and his parents will have to fight to survive this summer when they meet evil Incarnate in the flesh.

Two hundred miles north of the town of Basco sits The Border. It’s a quiet, off-the-grid settlement, where the residents have developed a tentative agreement with those that live on the other side of the clearing. But things are about to change forever.

On the outskirts of town hides a secret. If you follow a path through the trees, read the rules (always twice) on the sign post, go up a hill and across a grassy clearing, that secret will reveal itself. You see, for hundreds of years, this seemingly normal town has kept the balance. But on this day, a rule will be broken. You might have heard the rumors shared in whispers. You may have been told about someone who’d seen it with their own eyes. But now, on this day, you’ll join us. You’ll see just what the town’s been hiding, protecting for centuries.

First, you try one. Then you want more. But, don't call the number, or you'll be in the horde. Zombie Pills! Where did they come from? Why do they seem to be turning people into zombies? Who is responsible? Will the military be able to stop the spread? Will any human make it out alive? Listen to Zombie Pills, and experience the compelling world of post-apocalyptic fiction.

You ever have an imaginary friend? You know, that made-up person that was always there for you, always willing to play with you and letting you confide in them? What if your imaginary friend turned out to be real? And not a person at all? Wagon Buddy tells the tale of a man and his creature, his only friend, who time and time again comes to his aid. But what happens when you can’t control the creature anymore?

The follow-up to Steve Stred's breakthrough release Wagon Buddy. Scott thought his troubles were behind him. His wagon buddy had helped him escape from the detachment, leaving the interrogation room behind.