WEREWOLVES, FIERY MUSKETS, AND DARK FORESTS
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In the tradition of "Old Radio" with added sound fx and original music by Joseph McDade, Alan's dulcet tones provide the narration along with an all star cast including Elizabeth Nightingale, Sarah Nightingale, and Andrew Oakes.
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This audiodrama started as a podcast and was named to Podbean's Top 10 in Fiction Drama for 2021.
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Includes three BONUS Chapters from book two - The Undead Wars
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IT'S THE AUDIOBOOK YOU CAN SEE!
PREQUEL TO - A Cry in the MOON'S LIGHT
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Alan narrates this exciting prequel, and just like the first, it's complete with sound fx and music. Linnea Sage plays the younger "Alessandra" accompanied by Sarah Nightingale and Andrew Oakes.
Captivating Gothic Horror at it's best!
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Classic Horror and Tender Romance
Explore the entire world of A Cry in the Moon's Light with this excillerating look at the creatures, places, relics, weapons, myths, and characters that make up this saga.
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Alan narrates this guidebook to bring fans more background on everything. Some of the things we find in this guide are yet to be revealed!
COMING SOON
The second installment in the A Cry in the Moon's Light series follows
Alessandra trying to lead a quiet life in Trevordeaux.
Gruesome murders, unexplained disappearances, and strange occurances followed by a familiar howl, are a prelude to war with an unspeakable army.
Colonel Voelker and the Hessians return to confront things never seen before. Their fate collides with Alessandra, but can they work together before all humanity is lost?
Sneak Preview of the first Three Chapters can be found in the audiobook for A Cry in the Moon's Light!
COMING SOON
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Part of the Bumper City case files, this futuristic crime thriller follows gritty detective, Alton Cold, as he tries to stop a serial killer. With his talking car, Bessimer, Alton battles a cabal of wealthy industrialists, big tech, and corrupt politicians. Things become even more complicated as the only woman he ever loved suddenly reappears. Alton Cold will soon discover there is a darkness far worse than the night.
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