The Cursed Collection

The Lilith Legend: Rising & Risen (short)

The origins of the battle between Lilith and Merlin. Lilith has been trapped in a magic mirror by the meddling magician Merlin. Learn of her escape.

Lust (short)

A redtop journalistic hack receives an invite to review the circle of Lust; who could refuse such an offer?

Heresy (short)

A man and a succubus walk into a bar; stop me if you've heard this one.

Treachery (short)

Demonic creatures you must get out and vote! Changes are needed within the circles, and you have the power to be that change.

Fraud (short)

Human creatures, do you need a break? Why not come and visit Hell? We have everything you could ever need; why would you ever leave?

Outcasts (novella)

The story follows Daniel, a paranormal investigator, as he encounters strange and supernatural events connected to an old house called Egress. Asked to investigate the allegedly haunted house, he soon finds himself in a terrifying situation involving sinister rituals, ghosts, and a mysterious dark entity.

The Devil Made Me Do It (novella)

Six tales told to you by the Devil. A challenge for you the reader. Can you decipher the clues and work out who the Devil made a killer? They all claim to be controlled by the dark lord himself.

The Tormented Mind (novella)

The story is told from the perspective of a narrator who is struggling with mental health issues and experiences various delusions and hallucinations. Early on, he starts hearing voices and seeing strange things like black tar covering people's eyes and strings controlling their limbs.

A Ghosts Story (novella)

David attends the funeral of his son Jason. After the funeral, David witnesses a disturbing event in a nearby field which leads him to chase after a mysterious figure. His pursuit ends at a large, eerie mansion occupied by a group of eccentric ghost hunters.

Wilp (novel)

A story set in the past, present, and future.
The question remains, just what is Wilp? Is it really more powerful than a god? Can it help save them all? Or is it, as the Devil claims, "complete bo%^&*$s."