Vic Kerry

"Welcome to Innsboro. We've been waiting for you."To Reverend David Stanley, the small town of Innsboro, Tennessee, seems heaven sent, appearing out of a fog on a secluded mountain road. When he hears the town needs a preacher for its annual Decoration Day service, it's as if God himself called him to duty here.But as Decoration Day draws near, David begins to wonder about Innsboro. It doesn't appear on any map. It lacks any conveniences of modern life. In fact, the whole town seems cut off from time. Worst of all are the hideous nightmares, terrifying visions of monsters and a strange, pulsing purple light. Perhaps it wasn't heaven that sent Innsboro after all.

In a small Southern town, a father desperate to find his prodigal daughter will meet a man driven by an insatiable lust to kill and three cash-strapped old maids with something to hide. Welcome to Jubilee, Alabama, where death comes to stay for a spell. "Brutal and honest, Jubilee is depraved in the best possible ways. It's every father's nightmare." -- Scott A. Johnson, author of Shy Grove: A Ghost Story"A thriller that simmers to a satisfying, explosive boil " - Russell James, author of The Playing Card Killer

Fiction. Life as a middle school principal can be humdrum, and so was the case for Suzanne Clay. Everyday it was the same thing, filling out detention slips and dealing with fist fights between boys and the cliquishness among prepubescent girls. Everything changed when she met the Children of Lot and got caught up in their strange prophecy. Along with Suzanne, the special education teacher and a handful of students find themselves locked in a potentially deadly and mind-altering encounter with the Children of Lot. It is an encounter that will test everything within Suzanne just to survive and get her students out of harm's way. At every step, a new danger rears its horrible head, and she battles wits with the sly and crafty leader of the cult, who will stop at nothing to make sure God smiles on his people.