A reluctant psychic medium must confront the world of supernatural he’s long ignored. — — — A winding road weaves between the mountains, leading down to the picturesque town of Eidolon Falls—a riverside scenic route as beautiful as it is deadly. Locals say that if you close your eyes, you’ll hear the ravine call out to you, luring you to its jagged depths where a raging river awaits. Ian Donovan has had his own close call with the ravine, but by a miracle walked unscathed. Expected to be a responsible adult now that he’s eighteen, he cares for his family while dealing with an accident-triggered phobia and an aunt from hell. It might not be the right time for a surprise blind date, but Ian is ready for a change. He yearns to start over and return to normalcy. But then the draught comes, the river recedes, and the carcass of his family car reveals what Ian isn’t ready to handle, threatening his grip on reality and opening doors he’s bolted down long ago. — — — Soul Survivor weaves the paranormal with a heartfelt psychological drama in a haunting tale about love, death, self-discovery, and the resilience that emerges in our darkest moments.

What's a little necromancy between family? For the Crow Witch, Icarus "Rus" Ashthorne, Moondale seemed the perfect hiding place. But like they always say, you can't go home again, and Rus finds out quickly that nothing is how she remembered, while at the same time very little has changed. Then she comes face to face with the only woman she's ever loved, Az Elwood, and... well, things get messier than she thought they ever could. The Elwoods are a staple of Moondale, respected, feared, powerful, and Azure Elwood was always happy with her place amongst them. Happy to play the part of the good little witch, until Rus Ashthorne. Eleven years ago, Rus got on a bus and left Azure behind, but she's back, with two little girls trailing her like ducklings, and enough unspoken things between them to drown the town. Now witch hunters are knocking at their proverbial door, the council of magic is being a real pain in the ass, and Rus wonders how much magic it'll take to protect the people she loves from herself and the danger following her.