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Poltergeist (Warner, 1982, Granada, 1982, from the screenplay by Stephen Spielberg, Michael Grais, and Mark Victor.)
Freelings #1.
The Freeling family lead what appears to be a perfect life, until restless spirits start disturbing their home. Then the youngest child disappears into another universe, kidnapped by the spirits of the dead, and the parents resort to scientists and a medium in their efforts to get their daughter back.
Poltergeist II (Ballantine, 1986, Corgi, 1986, from the screenplay by Michael Grais and Mark Victor.)
Freelings #2.
Although they fled their old home, the Freeling family is plagued by the supernatural once more. Now the spirit of a domineering man who died with all his followers is back on Earth. Only the intervention of ancient Indian magic might be powerful enough to save their children from an angry, evil spirit who resents being dead.
KAINES, JACKIE
Evil Eye (Henderson, 1996.)
An artifact stolen from a museum causes people to hallucinate their worst nightmares, sometimes with horrible results.
Brujah (White Wolf, 2003.)
A World of Darkness novel.
Vampires maneuver behind the scenes of the court in Dark Ages Paris.
KALOGRIDIS, JEANNE (Pseudonym of J.M. Dillard, whom see.)
Children of the Vampire (Delacorte, 1995, Headline, 1995, Dell, 1996.)
Dracul #2.
Arkady Tsepesh, descendant of Dracula and an involuntary vampire, attempts to save his son from becoming the next generation's slave to their vampiric lord. Unfortunately, the family curse is more powerful than his will.
Covenant with the Vampire (Delacorte, 1994, Headline, 1994, Dell, 1995.)
Dracul #1.
Arkady Tsepesh discovers that his great uncle is actually Dracula, a centuries old vampire, in the opening volume of a series set before Stoker's novel. Arkady tries to kill himself to prevent consummation of the family curse, but he is converted to vampirism instead.
Lord of the Vampires (Delacorte, 1996, Headline, 1996.)
Dracul #3.
The protagonist finally hunts down and destroys Dracula, only to discover that there is an even greater creature lurking in the background. The series ends with a climactic battle between opposing brands of vampirism.
KANE, ALEX (See also Gene Lazuta.)
Shinglo (Charter, 1989.)
After stumbling into sacred ground in Vietnam, an ex‑serviceman in the US finds himself plagued by ghostly apparitions resentful of his intrusion. As they grow stronger, they begin to affect his relationships with other people.
KANGILASKI, JAAN
Hands of Glory (Del Rey, 1981.)
Sword #2.
The spirit of a prehistoric shaman has taken up residence in a sword, using his magic to turn every wielder into a ravening berserker. An alchemist recognizes the sword's power and seeks to divert the magic for other purposes.
Seeking Sword, The (Ballantine, 1977.)
Sword #1.
A series of murders is linked to an ancient sword. An investigator traces the history of the weapon back through time and discovers that it is magically occupied by a magician from the dawn of history.
KANTOR, HAL
Adult Version of Dracula, The (Calga, 1970.)
Pornography.
Adult Version of Frankenstein, The (Calga, 1970.)
Pornography.
KARLOVA, IRINA
Dreadful Hollow (Vanguard, 1942, Paperback Library, 1965.)
Shortly after arriving at an old mansion, the protagonist realizes she is in terrible danger, although it's unclear just who among those living in the house is plotting against her. There's a vampire in the family.
Dark Resurrection (Barclay, 2001.)
A surgeon discovers that there is a secret society of the undead, dominated by a man who recruits fresh minions by having them killed.
KASSEM, LOU
Dance of Death (Dell, 1984.)
While recovering from a tragedy, a teenager is trapped in a mansion plagued by the ghosts of twin brothers. But while one ghost seems to be disposed in her favor, the other is malevolent and plots her death.
Haunting in Williamsburg, A (Avon Camelot, 1990.)
Routine younger readers story about a child making friends with a ghost and helping it to find peace.
KAST, PIERRE
Vampires of Alfama, The (Allen, 1976.)
Not seen.
KATZ, SHELLEY
Lucifer Child, The (Dell, 1980.)
When a scientific experiment in genetic breeding succeeds, the results are not entirely pleasant. The resulting child extraordinary powers, can enter other people's minds at will, and has a habit of changing what he finds there.
KATZ, WILLIAM
Death Dreams (Ballantine, 1979.)
When a woman whose child has died is temporarily dead herself, she crosses over to that other side and learns part of the truth of her daughter's murder. Conscious again, and armed with that knowledge, she decides to even the score.
Ghostflight (Dell, 1980.)
Amelia Earhart appears out of the sky, years after she disappeared, but apparently no older. She carries a terrifying message, warning of a plot which will return Adolf Hitler to life and power. A decidedly strange story.
Visions of Terror (Warner, 1981.)
Following an accident, a seven year old girl develops the power to foresee the future. Her mother reluctantly accepts this fact, until the child dreams of her own murder. Is the future immutable, or can something be done to change the course of events?
KATZ, WELWYN WILTON
Come Like Shadows (?, 1993, Coteau, 2000.)
During a production of the play Macbeth, a teenager discovers that a prop mirror provides visions of mysterious people with strange influence over the actors.
False Face (MacMillan, 1988, Dell Laurel, 1990.)
A supernatural story aimed at teenagers. American Indian artifacts which possess supernatural qualities become the focal point in a battle to achieve occult powers.
Witchery Hill ( McElderry, 1984.)
Not seen.
KAUFMAN, NICHOLAS
Walk in Shadows (House of Dominion, 2003.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KAUFMAN, PAMELA
Pandora (Avon, 1977.)
This is a mixture of comedy and adventure, with occult overtones. A woman becomes involved with a dashing man and a pair of occult dabblers, although most of the significant plot elements are cleared up rationally at the end. There is also an ambiguous reference to reincarnation.
KAY, JEREMY
Secret Laboratory Journals of Dr. Victor Frankenstein, The (Overlook, 1995.)
Not really a novel, this is supposed extracts from Frankenstein’s journals, heavily illustrated.
KAY, SUSAN
Phantom (Delacorte, 1991, Dell Island, 1993.)
A retelling of the famous story of the Phantom of the Opera, very stylish, which includes the full life story of the tormented composer who hides beneath the opera house. I'm still partial to the original by Gaston Leroux, but this makes a fine companion volume.
KAYE, MARVIN (See also collaboration which follows.)
Fantastique (St Martins, 1992.)
A man with personal problems begins experiencing dreams in which he literally leaves his body.
Ghosts of Night and Morning (Charter, 1987.)
Sequel to A Cold Blue Light by Kaye in collaboration with Parke Godwin. Aubrey House is the site of psychic disturbances, cold spots, uncanny lights, and the like. A woman living there attempts to solve the mystery of the phenomena, and uncovers some of the history of the house. Not exactly a ghost story, although it has a lot of common elements.
Possession of Immanuel Wolf and Other Improbable Tales, The (Doubleday, 1981.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KAYE, MARVIN & GODWIN, PARKE
A Cold Blue Light (Charter, 1983.)
A disparate group of people travel to Aubrey House to investigate the bizarre psychic phenomena which trouble the lives of any who dwell there. Each of the investigators has personal weaknesses of which interfere with their objectivity. Marvin Kaye wrote a sequel, Ghosts of Night and Morning.
KEANE, CHRISTOPHER & BLACK, WILLIAM D.
Christmas Babies (Pocket Star, 1991.)
A hidden laboratory is experimenting with manipulation of human DNA and produces a group of babies with unusual coloration and strange powers. A blend of Frankenstein and the demonic child.
KEEL, JOHN
Jadoo (Messner, 1957, Tower, 1966.)
Not seen. Occult adventure.
City of the Dead (Leisure, 2005.)
Apocalypse #2.
The reanimated dead have virtually taken over the world. A group of survivors attempts to fortify a skyscraper and hold them off.
Conqueror Worms, The (Leisure, 2006.)
Satanists call up endless rain, Leviathan, Behemoth, a deadly mermaid, and other creatures.
Dark Hollow (Leisure, 2008.)
An ancient creature brings lust and death to a small town
Dead Sea (Leisure, 2007.)
A plague of zombeism that affects even fish and birds destroys the world.
Ghost Walk (Leisure, 2008.)
A Halloween amusement attraction is set up in the middle of a genuinely haunted wood.
Ghoul (Leisure, 2007.)
An eater of the undead forces a cemetery caretaker to help him.
Rising, The (Delirium, 2003, Leisure, 2004.)
Apocalypse #1.
The spirits of fallen angels revive dead bodies of humans and animals and threaten to overwhelm the world.
Rising: Selected Scenes from the End of the World, The (Delirium, 2008.0
Short stories set in the Apocalypse series.
Rutting Season, The (Bloodletting, 2006.)
A strange creature haunts the woods.
Tequila's Sunrise (Bloodletting, 2007.)
Chapbook about an Aztec who meets a god.
Terminal (Bantam, 2005.)
A man terminally ill encounters a child with the ability to heal, but discovers that the power is evil, not good.
KEENE, CAROLYN (House pseudonym.)
Nancy Drew: Ghost Stories (Simon & Schuster, 1983.)
Collection of loosely related stories.
Nancy Drew: Ghost Stories II (Simon & Schuster, 1985.) (Mike McQuay.)
Collection of loosely related stories.
KEENE, JOSEPH E. & JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM W. (See also separate listing for William W. Johnstone.)
Baby Grand (Zebra, 1987.)
The baby grand piano of the title is inhabited by a supernatural force which causes the death of a number of people before the protagonist realizes what's happening. Has its moments, but slips into formula.
KEGAN, STEPHANIE
Baby, The (Charter Diamond, 1990.)
Another variation of the demon child. Shortly after taking possession of an expensive estate, a woman decides that an evil presence in the house is trying to possess her unborn child.
KEHRET, PEG
Ghost Followed Us Home, The (Minstrel, 1996.)
For younger readers. Mildly suspenseful adventure of teenagers vs thieves in a museum where a genuine but unfrightening ghost is seeking help.
Sisters, Long Ago (Cobblehill, 1990.)
Not seen.
KEITH, DARIELLE
Dark Union (Dell, 1983.)
A woman plagued by animated corpses finally escapes from the horror only to discover that she is not alone, that people all over the country are suddenly finding that the word "death" no longer means what it once did. A comparatively restrained version of the zombies take over the world story.
KELLEHER, ED & VIDAL, HARRIETTE
Animus (Leisure, 1993.)
A pair of twins are hosts to an unspeakable evil force that compels them to commit a series of murders.
Breeder, The (Leisure, 1987.)
Satan worship in a small resort community menaces a newlywed woman as she struggles to normalize her relationship with an unruly stepdaughter. The devil or one of his minions has taken control of the town's children, and is using them to destroy their parents.
Madonna (Leisure, 1985.)
A beautiful woman has returned from beyond the grave, using her beauty as a weapon in her quest to wreak bloody vengeance on the living.
Prime Evil (Leisure, 1988.)
An unholy ritual performed every thirteen years allows an age‑old man to continue his life indefinitely. Now it is time for a fresh sacrifice, and unless the protagonist realizes what's about to happen, the villain will have stolen another slice of life.
School, The (Leisure, 1988.)
An exclusive girls' school seems like the ideal place for Vanessa, until she begins to sense that something evil is happening just out of view. Sure enough, some of her fellow students have committed murderous acts in response to a compulsive force with a more than human origin. Filmed as Voodoo Dolls.
Spell, The (Leisure, 1990.)
A struggling actor becomes obsessed with a beautiful woman and uses a magical spell to bind her to him. Unfortunately, there's a flip side to the spell that puts him in mortal danger.
KELLEHER, VICTOR (See also Veronica Hart.)
Baily’s Bones (Kestrel, 1988, Dial, 1989.)
The remains of a dead convict provide the means for his possession of a young child.
Del-Del (Random House, 1991, MacRae, 1991, Walker, 1992.)
A child is possessed by a malevolent entity.
Green Piper, The (Kestrel, 1984.)
A mysterious flash of light in the sky presages the arrival of a man whose influence begins to creep into the minds of the inhabitants of a small town.
KELLER, DAVID H.
Devil and the Doctor, The (Simon & Schuster, 1940.)
An unusual take on the devil, who sends a messenger to tell a mortal the true story of his conflict with god and place the man under his protection.
Folsom Flint, The (Arkham House, 1969.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Last Magician, The (PDA, 1978.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Solitary Hunters and the Abyss, The (New Era, 1948.)
Two unrelated stories.
Tales from Underwood (Pellegrini & Cudahy, 1952.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Thing in the Cellar, The (Bizarre, 1940.)
Short story in pamphlet form.
KELLEY, LEO G.
Dead Moon (Fearon‑Pitman, 1979.)
A woman uses a forbidden book of magic to bring back the spirit of the man she loved following his accidental death. But he was plotting her murder before he died, and now he is as intent as ever on carrying out his plans.
Night of Fire and Blood (Fearon-Pitman, 1979.)
Short tale of a demonic creature who demands blood sacrifices.
KELLS, SABINE
Deeper Hunger, A (Leisure, 1994.)
A woman troubled by dreams of a dark, supernatural lover eventually discovers that he’s real and a vampire.
Shadows on a Sunset Sea (Leisure, 1994.)
Romantic ghost story.
KELLY, RICHARD (See also Richard Laymon.)
KELLY, RONALD
Blood Kin (Zebra, 1996.)
A family with vampire heritage brings its undead master back to life and engages in an orgy of slaughter on the nearby townspeople.
Father's Little Helper (Zebra, 1992.)
A brutal murderer returns from the dead and uses his living son as his weapon in a campaign of brutal revenge against the citizens of a small town. Predictable plot but handled nicely.
Hindsight (Zebra, 1989.)
The "gift" of second sight becomes a curse for a young girl whose accurate predictions of dire events lead her to be branded a witch. When her brother is murdered, his body is not discovered until she uses her powers to bring the killers to justice. Unfortunately, they don't remain imprisoned, and they plan to eliminate any possibility she might help capture them again.
Moon of the Werewolf (Zebra, 1991.)
A reasonably traditional werewolf novel, with a clan of the creatures transplanted from England roaming the hills of middle America. Nice juxtaposition of old world horror with new world rusticism.
Pitfall (Zebra, 1990.)
Texas law enforcement officials crack down on pitbull fighting, so frustrated partisans search for a new amusement. They find it in a particularly brutal and combative animal native to the desert but previously unknown. Much to their chagrin, the creatures are smarter than they expect, and once they have escaped inside human communities, they find a better target than each other.
Possession (Zebra, 1993.)
A haunted house causes its residents to re-enact a horrible series of events that took place during the Civil War.
Something Out There (Zebra, 1991.)
The legend of a mysterious, shape changing beast seems no more than a good story until an elderly man dies under mysterious circumstances. He was the creature's keeper and now, no longer controlled, she is free to walk the Earth at will.
KEMP, HAROLD
Mark of a Witch (Bles, 1959, Collins, 1959.)
Not seen. Involves witchcraft and a supernatural doll.
KEMSKE, FLOYD
Human Resources (Catbird Press, 1996.)
A vampire decides that his survival skills make him managerial material, so he gains employment at a major corporation to put his theories into practice.
KENDALL, MARK
Killer Flies (Signet, 1983.)
Yet another insect goes on a rampage, threatening to destroy the entire human race. This time it's the common, everyday housefly, except that now it attacks in unbelievable numbers, killing and feasting on the dead bodies of farm animals first, then people.
KENEALLY, THOMAS
Place at Whitton, The (?, 1964.)
Not seen.
California Demon (Berkley, 2006.)
Demon #2.
A retired demon fighter tries to hold down a regular job and live in suburbia.
Carpe Demon (Berkley, 2005.)
Demon #1.
Light comedy adventure about a housewife who battles demons.
Deja Demon (Berkley, 2008.)
Demon #4.
Demons crash an Easter egg party.
Demons Are Forever (Jove, 2007.)
Demon #3.
A demon hunter’s daughter decides to stick with the family business.
Good Ghouls Do (Jam, 2007.)
Horror High #2.
Vampirism is catching on at high school.
Good Ghouls' Guide to Getting Even, The (Jam, 2007.)
Horror High #1.
A teenager converted to vampirism decides to get revenge on the undead.
KENNETT, RICK (See also collaboration with A.F. Kidd.)
Abracadabra (Ghost Story Society, 1997.)
A man tangles with a magical artifact that makes him the target of a variety of supernatural events.
Reluctant Ghost-Hunter, The (Haunted Library, 1991.)
Collection of related stories.
KENT, FORTUNE
Opal Legacy, The (Ballantine, 1975.)
A peculiar jewel imbues a woman with the ability to see the future, although not always clearly. From these visions, she concludes that her new husband is not the man she thought he was, and that he may be planning to use the jewel's powers for his own evil purposes.
KENT, REBECCA
High Marks for Murder (Berkley, 2008.)
A ghost urges a woman to solver her murder.
KENYON, NATE
Bloodstone (Five Star, 2005.)
An alcoholic and a prostitute travel to a remote town where they discover that an unholy force from beyond the grave is at work.
Reach, The (Leisure, 2008.)
A psychology student discovers that a patient has genuine supernatural powers.
Dark Side of the Moon (St Martins, 2006.)
A Dark Hunter novel.
A reporter investigating a serial killer discovers that a vampire is responsible.
Devil May Cry (St Martins, 2007.)
A Dark Hunter novel.
A supernatural being's quest for revenge is opposed by a mortal woman.
Kiss of the Night (St Martins, 2004.)
Romance involving an immortal Viking and some vampires.
Night Pleasures (St Martins, 2002.)
A Dark Hunter novel.
A benevolent vampire encounters a skeptic.
Unleash the Night (St Martins, 2006.)
A Dark Hunter novel.
An outcast shapechanger falls in love with a human woman.
KEOHANE, DANIEL G.
Christmas Trees and Monkeys (IUniverse, 2002.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KERRUISH, JESSIE DOUGLAS
Undying Monster, The (Heath Cranton, 1922, Macmillan, 1936, Allan, 1936, Award, 1968, Ash Tree, 2006.)
A moody, restrained novel of occultism, expressed as a long standing family curse, with overtones of lycanthropy. There is a psychic detective who unravels the mystery rather too painstakingly at times. It was made into a movie in 1942, although there isn't a great deal of correspondence between the two plots.
KERSEY, COLIN
Soul Catcher (St Martins, 1995.)
While dying as the result of a mugging, an Indian shaman summons up a wind elemental to avenge his death, and the disembodied spirit prowls the city until a young boy finds the power to send it back to its own world.
KERSH, GERALD
Horrible Dummy and Other Stories, The (Heinemann, 1944.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KERSLEY, PAUL
Dream Painter (Henderson, 1996.)
A group of children team up to defeat an evil clown using supernatural powers to lure them under his control.
KESSLER, ALAN S.
Night Screams (Black Pumpkin, 1986.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KETCHUM, JACK (Pseudonym of Dallas Mayr. See collaboration which follows.)
Crossings, The (CD, 2003.)
A western involving witchcraft.
Peaceable Kingdom (Subterranean, 2002, Leisure, 2003.)
Collection of unrelated stories not all of which are horror.
She Wakes (Berkley, 1989, CD Publications, 2003, Leisure, 2004.)
A seductive vampire preys on mortal men, using her sexual allure to lead them astray. The slain rise and follow, compelled to do her bidding in this fairly traditional entry in the vampire sweepstakes.
Sleep Disorder (Gauntlet, 2003.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KEY, SAMUEL (Pseudonym of Charles De Lint, whom see.)
Angel of Darkness (Jove, 1990. Tor, 2002, as by Charles De Lint.)
A prominent musician composes a piece of music which unleashes supernatural forces. An ever increasing circle of people find that in their dreams they enter a variation of the real world which is almost lifeless, disintegrating into chaos. Dangers in that dream world affect them just as if they were awake.
From a Whisper to a Scream (Berkley, 1992. Tor, 2003, as by Charles De Lint.)
Police attempt to track down a brutal serial killer, while a photographer discovers that the party responsible is actually the restless spirit of a dead man seeking revenge on his daughter. How do you arrest a murderer who isn't really alive, and doesn't actually have a body?
KEY, UEL
Broken Fang and Other Experiences of a Specialist in Spooks, The (Hodder, 1920.)
Arnold Rhymer #1.
Collection of related stories about an occult investigator.
Yellow Death (Books Ltd, 1921.)
Arnold Rhymer #2.
Not seen.
KIDD, A.F. (See also collaboration which follows.)
Summoning Knells and Other Inventions (Ash-Tree, 2000.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
No. 472 Cheyne Walk - Carnacki: The Untold Stories (Ash-Tree, 1992.(
Collection of related stories.
KIDDE, JANET (Pseudonym of George Wolk. See also Barney Parrish.)
Prophetess, The (Jove, 1978.)
Ann Welles discovers one day that she has the gift of prophecy. Naturally, it's a mixed blessing, as people jockey for her favor, and some even begin to think of her as a more than human creature. And at least one person believes that the world would be better if Ann's ability was stopped rather permanently.
Black Fire (Leisure, 2004.)
An unhappy man is tormented by the animated dead.
KIERNAN, CAITLIN (See also collaboration with Poppy Brite.)
Alabaster (Subterranean, 2006.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Candles for Elizabeth (Meisha Merlin, 1998.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Daughter of Hounds (Roc, 2006.)
Chance Silvey #3.
A woman with psychic powers confronts a changeling.
Five of Cups, The (Subterranean Press, 2003.)
A vampire novel.
From Weird and Distant Shores (Subterranean, 2001.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
In the Garden of Poisonous Flowers (Subterranean, 2002.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Low Red Moon (Roc, 2003.)
Chance Silvey #2.
Two people with psychic powers are drawn against their will into a murder investigation.
Murder of Angels (Roc, 2004.)
Two women catch a glimpse of another reality which might spill over into ours.
Tales of Pain and Wonder (Gauntlet, 2000.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Threshold (Roc, 2001.)
Chance Silvey #1.
A woman confronts a young girl who tells her she is destined to defeat a supernatural creature that has existed since prehistory.
To Charles Fort, with Love (Subterranean, 2005.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
KIHN, GREG
Big Rock Beat (Forge, 1998, Tor, 2000.)
Rock #1.
An attempt to create a low budget rock and roll horror film ends up in murder and a brush with the supernatural.
Horror Show (Tor, 1996.)
A magazine writer interviews a controversial and reclusive horror film director and discovers that he used actual corpses in one of his movies. As a consequence, he and his co-workers are all under a curse, and the director is the only one left alive.
Mojo Hand (Forge, 1999, Tor, 2002.)
Rock #2.
Someone is using voodoo to murder the leading Blues singers in the world until the protagonist figures out what's happening.
KILLOUGH, LEE
Blood Games (Meisha Merlin, 2001.)
Garreth #3.
Although he refrains from preying on humans, the vampire hero grows estranged from his friends, all of whom are aging while he does not. Then a gang of vampire wannabes attract the attention of the authorities, and they must be eliminated to preserve his own secret.
Blood Hunt (Tor, 1987.)
Garreth #1.
One of the better vampire‑as‑hero novels. A disgruntled policeman becomes obsessed with a series of murders that eventually lead him to track down a vampire. When he confronts her, she attacks and turns him into another of her kind, but he resists the temptation to prey on humans. Instead, he tracks her to her lair for a second confrontation on a more equal footing
Bloodlinks (Tor, 1988.)
Garreth #2.
The vampire policeman who destroyed an evil undead creature in that first novel is now trying to lead something like a normal life, working the night shift. But strange events begin to disturb him, and it appears that his old enemy might somehow have survived their last encounter.
Bloodwalk (Meisha Merlin, 1997.)
Omnibus of Blood Hunt and Bloodlinks.
Killer Karma (Meisha Merlin, 2005.)
A murdered police officer returns as an amnesiac ghost to solve his own case.
Wilding Nights (Meisha Merlin, 2002.)
A werewolf detective must discover the identity of one of her kind who is killing humans.
KILLUS, JAMES
Sunsmoke (Ace, 1985.)
A particularly thick smog becomes self aware and starts killing people, destroying buildings, and so on. Published as SF, this is a variant of a standard "B" movie, with a few good scenes despite the silly sounding plot.
KILPATRICK, MICHAEL (See collaboration with Nancy Kilpatrick.)
KILPATRICK, NANCY (See also Amarantha Knight, collaboration which follows, and collaboration with Don Bassingthwaite.)
Bloodlover (Baskerville, 2000.)
Not seen. A vampire novel.
Child of the Night (Raven, 1996, Pumpkin, 1998.)
Vampire #2.
Three vampires decide to band together to help ensure their concealment from the living.
Cold Comfort (Darktales, 2001.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Dracul: An Eternal Love Story (Lucard, 1998.)
A more erotic version of the original story of Dracula.
Endorphins (Macabre, 1997.)
Two novellas and two poems, all on a vampire theme.
Near Death (Pocket, 1994, Pumpkin, 1998.)
Vampire #1.
A vampire with qualms about killing is attacked by a prostitute and traces the people responsible, a sinster group of vampires plotting world domination.
Planet of the Beast (Black Flame, 2005.)
A Jason novel.