Roger Huntman

What if a forgotten hotel held more than just ghosts of the past?When a routine cleanup of an abandoned hotel turns into a deadly game of survival, Lance Derringer finds himself caught in a web of secrets, betrayal, and a darkness older than time itself. As the past claws its way into the present, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, forcing Lance to question everything he thought he knew.The first book in the Vampire Hotel trilogy, Revamped is a gripping blend of supernatural horror, crime noir, and dark humor. If you crave mystery, danger, and a touch of the macabre, this is the beginning of a journey you won't want to miss. Will Lance escape the horrors lurking within-or become one of them?Grab your copy today and step inside... if you dare.

Jim Reynolds struggles to apply his psychology to a victim of a violent dog attack. Will his reasoning be shaken as people begin to turn up mauled by a dog. Could the supernatural really exist in the tiny town of Post Falls Idaho? Is his CBRS therapy client a psychotic killer or a werewolf.

In a cosmos where the seams of reality are fraying, three unlikely heroes emerge to restore order. Journey with the Shitkickin Kid, the enigmatic Boy Howdy, and the ancient wizard Kaamo as they navigate a labyrinthine castle of chaos, unlock the secrets of the cosmic throne, and forge a connection that spans dimensions.They must confront the cosmic chaos threatening to consume all worlds as it breaks down the structure between the dimensions.Book of Madness: Tales of the Shitkickin kid is a gripping, genre-defying epic where the boundaries of space and time blur, and the destiny of the universe hinges on the actions of a few brave souls. Dive into a world of mysticism, adventure, and cosmic intrigue where every twist and turn reveals deeper layers of mystery and heroism. Will they succeed in stitching reality back together, or will the forces of entropy prevail? Join the adventure and find out.This book guarantees to tweak the nose of authority figures and anyone else who needs to know they take life way too seriously.