Kevin W. Cousins

A depressed Hugo Grazer takes agent Sorum back to a period in 1988 when he worked for a department store. Several children had come up missing. The FBI was clueless. Zeke recovered from his Vilkaci bout but was far from normal. It looked to the public like Dalton was headed for top of his game, yet issues presented themselves that brought him pause. December was witnessing Hugo's brand of unusual. All the while, both of Hugo's sisters pressured him toward dumping his much older girlfriend. In the ninth installment of the Hugo Grazer Chronicles, Hugo is a man in need of love but manages to keep stumbling onto monstrum and the supernatural. Can he get himself out of this jam or does he need help from friends and family?

With High School behind him, Hugo Grazer joins the Army Reserves. What he discovers is that not all agitators of our youth become mature adults. No, some join the armed forces Hugo must deal with gas and grenades, all the while traversing the pitfalls of military subjugation. Basic training hits a whole other level when he's given a spy mission by the CIA. Grazer must investigate his own platoon. Without Switch's book, or even a consistent Ergerteine edge, he confronts a creature stalking the grounds of Ft. Benning. What can Hugo do to stop it and who else will get hurt in the meantime? Travel back to 1986 for this 'Hair Grazer' of a tale. If you've read the other six installments of the Hugo Grazer Chronicles, you won't want to miss out on this one. Pick it up or download a copy today.

Kevin W. Cousins returns with a second book of fictional stories in ex-hi-bi-tion: More Shorts. These four tales of fiction take a deeper look into the strange and sometimes politically charged world of wierdness. During a break-in, a 3rd wave feminist faces a product that exemplifies everything she believed to be wrong in the world (Platinum Series). While on a supply run, an injured resident of Cit70 banks on the return of his mother before an assault from a rival tribe or flesh devouring zombies (Tombstones). A tourist is faced with a dilemma when he's shamed by unruly teenagers and their enabling grandmother (Don't). And a prosperous couple abandon their urban environment for an island, only to discover something worse than overcrowding (Fugitive).

The writing is truly on the wall in 'Trail Grazer', book six of the Hugo Grazer Chronicles.It was 1986 and the senior school year was ending. Yet, as Silva Mercer finds out, something extraordinary happened to derail Hugo Grazer's future. It began with a series of unexplained disappearances in the very house she shared with her boyfriend and young daughter. Trapped, she has no choice but to solve the mystery of Hugo's disappearance and how the Grazer's lives intertwine with her own. Silva must figure it out before she's forced to take her own life.