Hi! I'm John. I’m a writer of horror and dark fiction. My debut novella "Amen, Brother" is available now, with new stories coming soon. This is where you’ll find my work, updates, and the strange ideas that keep me writing!
"Amen, Brother", available now!
The Nightmare Wagon—a crew of social media megastars—head to rural West Virginia to set up their latest attraction: a haunted hayride meant to shock, thrill, and resurrect their fame after a string of public controversies.
The woods they've chosen hide more than just shadows. Over five harrowing days, the crew faces chilling nightmares, unexplained disappearances, and a growing sense that something is watching.What begins as viral content spirals into a terror no one was prepared for. As the line between performance and reality dissolves, The Nightmare Wagon must confront a horror they can't edit out.
Available Now!
"Borrowed Faces"
Something about Eleanor isn’t right. Brad and Melanie Williams are ready for their first real vacation since tying the knot—a cozy winter getaway courtesy of Melanie’s generous parents, who have joined them for the trip. But as the couple arrives at the resort, something feels off to Brad. Small details begin to chip away at his sense of normalcy. Melanie’s parents, once familiar and warm, now seem… different. As he tries to enjoy the snowy mountains and join his wife in relaxation, Brad can’t shake the feeling they’re being watched from the windows, from the slopes, and from behind the friendly smile of one they trust. Borrowed Faces is a slippery slope into paranoia and the horror of seeing those you love become strangers.
Coming November 30th
"Off In The Shadows"
My full length novel debut! Looking to escape his writer’s block, Alex Richards rents a secluded mansion on the edge of MorrowVille—a festive little tourist trap buried deep in the Colorado Rockies. But the day after Christmas, the town goes silent.
Snowed in and alone, Jack begins to uncover unsettling truths beneath the cheer. Something’s waiting in the quiet. Watching.You can run from writer’s block. You can’t hide from what’s already written in the dark.
