The Medusa Zone

Forced off-course to avoid the worst of the swells and lightning, the boat floats into a dead zone filled with large, glowing jellies.
From Paul E. Cooley, author of The Black, The Medusa Zone is a suspenseful, deep-sea thriller that will leave you shivering.
About Paul E Cooley
Paul E. Cooley is a writer and podcaster from Houston, Texas, known for his work in the horror, science fiction, and thriller genres. He has gained recognition for his dark, psychological tales and compelling world-building. Cooley’s fiction often delves into the darker aspects of human nature, blending elements of horror, suspense, and complex characters to craft gripping narratives.His most notable works include the Parsec Award winning The Black series and The Derelict Saga, which have been well-received by fans of the genre for their intensity and unique storytelling. Paul E. Cooley has been podcasting his work for well over a decade at shadowpublications.com and is a co-host of the renown Dead Robots’ Society writing podcast.
An Ancient Trap

Children Of Garaaga
From prehistoric time to the present, one blood line has endured. Garaaga’s children range from the Indus Valley to Mesopotamia to Jerusalem and beyond, influencing ancient civilizations, mighty crusades, and everyday lives.
The stories of the god Garaaga, his half-human progeny, and their supplicants have been passed down through the generations. Leaving a frightful, lustful, body-strewn trail through the ages, Garaaga’s children and worshipers have survived to spread their religion around the world.
Closet Treats

Now, there's a new ice cream truck roaming the neighborhood and Trey believes its driver is a monster. While the neighborhood children see a friendly man serving the treats, Trey sees a frightful demon behind the wheel. With burning yellow eyes. The Ice Cream Man.
But is this real, or just another symptom of his ever-present struggles with balancing his medications? While battling his growing uncertainty of reality, Trey investigates to determine if the creature is merely a symptom of his mental illness...or something far more terrifying.
Nominated for the 2011 Parsec Award Best Novel, Closet Treats is filled with harrowing imagery and monstrous dread.