Horror lurks in lonely places. Deep beneath the mountains, the hive grows.

Praise for Beardsell:

• "Raises goosebumps on your neck and arms, tightens your chest in anticipation of the jump scare, and keeps you guessing. Each chapter is a brick in the wall of the mythos swirling around this dark little town and explores briefly each important character in this dark little adventure." Connie Roberts Huth, award winning author of the Zoe Delante series.
• "I love it. This book grabbed me from the first pages and did not let go, so much so that I snuck out my phone whenever I could to read a few more pages." Aiden Messer, author of A Little Collection of Fucked up Things.
• "Each story is unique [and keeps] you immersed and curious for more... I was completely hooked. I absolutely loved the realistic autistic representation. I saw so much of myself in that character that I literally have never seen before in a book. It’s creepy and very well done. [Aaron's] books have become a must buy for me." Thallia, book reviewer from @Dreadfulbooks.
• "Invasion of the Body Snatchers meets Hannibal Lecter...with the grit of The Evil Dead. You won't want to miss out on this gem of a story... [COFFINWOOD is] weaved together like a doorway of depravity with genius storytelling" Erik Teson, author of Sacred Blood.
• "COFFINWOOD is a unique collection of short stories that center around the strange town. Although the stories are interconnected, they each feel very different from one another, which keeps the book fresh and exciting—and terrifying." Becks Scardaci, author of The Doll.
• "Dead Station is packed with exquisite details and will drag you to the end kicking and screaming (like so many of its characters)." Cleophas Foy, author of The Universal Good Deal.
• "Cosmic horror from a master...the result is a tight, well-written story that knows how to use the claustrophobia humanity will experience in their tin cans that shelter them...happens when your shelter becomes just as deadly as the frigid vacuum outside the walls? I eagerly look forward to more from this author." Alan Loewen, author of Opal Wine.