Authors:Our Body of Work
This is a list of our works as authors with a short description of each below. If anything looks intriguing just click on the title to be taken to the Amazon page where they are on sale. If you are curious about our micro fiction click here.
Do You Fear Like We Do
A Rock n Roll Horror Comedy Anthology taking place in the 1970s. Featuring a story by each of us. Comfortably Dumb by LeeAnne Rowe and (She's a) Killer, Dean! by Graydon Schlichter
Ghost Light
A Paranormal Romance taking place in the 1920s. A troupe of actors is summoned to the wilds of Scotland where a mysteries haunting awaits them. Cowritten by LeeAnne Rowe and Larry Hansen
Hell Comes to Hollywood II
An Anthology collection of Horror stories all steeped in the machinations of Hollywood. Featuring This is a Recording, By Graydon Schlichter.
Yonder, A Southern Haunting Book 1
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A paranormal romance taking place on the cusp of World War II. Isabel is the girl who got away from her Southern town of Mosby, Mississippi. But the news of her father's death brings her back to the friends she left behind and one haunting she thought she had escaped. Cowritten by LeeAnne Rowe and Larry Hansen
Hereafter, A Southern Haunting Book 2
A paranormal romance taking place on the cusp of World War II. Only Samantha knows why she disappeared and fled the man she loved so many years ago. Now a bizarre will has manipulated her into working with him in a mortuary and coming face to face with not only her own personal demons, but the things that go bump in the night. Cowritten by LeeAnne Rowe and Larry Hansen
All Things I Can Do
A Collection of poems for Children addressing a plethora of topics ranging from the monster in the closet, summer camp adventures, strange new foods and more. All the while teaching them that with faith, they can do all things. Witten by LeeAnne Rowe
Rock & Roll Nightmares: 27 Club Edition "28"
The “27 Club” refers to the many celebrities, mostly musicians, who died at 27. This creepy coincidence adds a layer of intrigue and infamy to already tragic incidents, and in “28” a variety of horror and science fiction authors take on the question: What if these artists had lived?
