Following the death of her father, Peyton is struggling to grieve. Her father was an eccentric man---a teller of ghost stories. And now that he's gone, she has only fiction to remember him by, and the new responsibility of looking after her troubled older brother all by herself. But when the fictional creatures from her father's ghost stories start coming to life, Peyton learns that she has much more responsibility than she ever knew. Trying to piece together her shattered reality, Peyton will have to make the choice to either accept what has come to light or give herself over to the waiting darkness. Preview: I sigh, feeling myself accepting letting go, drifting in his nebulous haven. He is his own shapeless universe, alight with all versions of life, all stages, all things painful and peaceful. I see myself there. We understand one another. I close my eyes and loll in his calming cosmos, admiring the stars that can sparkle in his misting bliss, the swirling tails of floating fire, and gentle rotation. I let him take me. I fall into conscious oblivion. I am loved. I am not alone, I say to myself, and I am loved.

Married and with a baby on the way, Dakota and Jaysen move to the small town where Jaysen grew up. The relocation was meant to solve their problems, not create new ones or bring old ones back from the dead. Crumbling beneath the pressure to provide, keep the peace, and cope with the past and present, Jaysen's OCD tendencies go from bad to worse, right before Dakota's eyes. When will he crack? Has he done so already? Just when she's about to join him at wit's end, flashing lights appear in their rearview mirror. And in the town where they live, this isn't good news. . . . A #WelcomeToTheBlumHouse contest winner!

WINNER of the #WelcomeToTheBlumhouse contest presented by Wattpad and Amazon Prime Video. _____ After losing both her job and her boyfriend within the same twenty-four hour period, Josephine Thorne no longer wants to be herself. When a finite opportunity to be someone else presents itself, she grabs it, never considering the consequences. HIGHEST RANKINGS #1 Death is My BFF #2 Blumhouse #3 Welcome to the Blumhouse #6 Ambiguity #8 Mistaken Identity