Kullmanverse Stories

In this sequel to By August, Dallas and Elton must deal with the fallout due to their actions in the first book, as well as their own relationship.

An undead thief and a chess prodigy take pity on a rogue Necromancer who is on a quest to regain his own immortality. A modernized retelling of the legend of Asclepius, a child of Apollo and great physician who learned to raise the dead at the cost of his own immortality. Content/Trigger Warning: The book centers around death, including that of the main characters. There is blood violence as well as peril. Self-harm is briefly discussed, body dysphoria briefly mentioned, inpatient therapy is discussed and briefly depicted, depression is discussed, suicide is briefly mentioned

Well at least we tried to save the world. Ian lives but he's lost his memory and is acting....strange. Zombie strange. Slade's past and the extent of his sociopathy is revealed. Gage continues to be affected by the Other Side. Richman and company profit from the apocalypse that they kind of helped stop. Rocketman is trapped on the Other Side, not dead but really super close. Beggerman seems to be gone, but he might not be the only monster out there. Ridiculous, disgusting good fun. A sequel to "The Fall". Similar content so far as violence and profanity. The same themes of mental illness, drug abuse, and suicide are again brought up.

The least competent people in Texas are guarding a portal to another world. Murder ensues. The Gilmer Slayers are back and they're being stalked by dire wolves which is exactly as fun as it sounds. Which is not at all. Merry is in the Army but she still finds her way back to Gilmer to help out with the most recent threat. Enoch has a little brother whose powers are increasingly troubling. Bowie's psychological problems strain Violet and Richard who fear he is too much like his father for his own good. And Dire Wolves are stalking Gilmer for no apparent reason. good times.

The least competent people in Texas are the guardians of portal to another world. Murder ensues. The Gilmer slayers must assemble once more, this time to make sure Walter is gone for good. The gang is all here and as dysfunctional as ever.

The tale of Jason and the Argonauts and the quest for the Golden Fleece, as a modern day heist novel. Set in the Olympus Drive Universe with characters from previous novels that make up the Argonauts. Content/Trigger Warning: Some minor peril and violence throughout. Some profanity. Some sexuality and brief nudity (Chapter 35). There are several intense scenes involving spiders and a few involving snakes. Themes of family relationships, teen sexuality and sexual relationships, and psychological abuse are discussed. Depression and suicidal ideation are discussed(Chapter 9). Some brief crude humor.

This haunting, nostalgic fantasy follows the quest of Marielle Gates, who vows to slay the magical beast that she believes is responsible for her brother's murder. Set in a small, haunted town in the deep south, this terrifying fantasy traces the twisted lives of the towns inhabitants as they interact with the determined young girl, who will stop at nothing to avenge her brother's death. A revenge tale you won't want to miss, with a wholly satisfying final battle.

Over the course of one Colorado summer, a boy investigates the hit and run death of his sister. With the help of a lost time traveler and his dog (which is a Lovecraftian monster gathering strength), he must find her murderer before being sent back home to New York in August. Trigger warning: murder/death of a child discussed at length, alcohol use discussed at length as well as 'coming of age' issues. Some gore and violence, some language.