Books published by Evolved Publishing

Some nightmares never end!"A thriller that grabs readers and doesn't let go, skillfully twisting, turning, and manipulating its plot for maximum impact." - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book ReviewWhen her 19-year-old son Jack miraculously recovers from a serious head trauma, Maggie is sure her luck has changed. But when she's abducted by a shadow from her past - a phantom with dangerous sapphire eyes - it's up to Jack and his younger brother Tom to unravel the mystery and save their mom from a deadly psychological battle.The brothers seek help from their colorful great aunt, who exposes them to a world of nefarious family secrets, explosive government conspiracies, and a series of horrific murders. Together they must navigate a dark underworld full of political subterfuge and class warfare - before the psychopath who took their mother reaches his shatter point. WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Fall 2014 - Best Thriller GRAND PRIZE FINALIST: Eric Hoffer da Vinci Eye Awards 2015 HONORABLE MENTION: Eric Hoffer Book Awards 2015 -- Best Commercial FictionEvolved Publishing presents a gripping glimpse of the near future, in which a twisted serial killer finds power in a corrupt political culture."Shatter Point is an exciting novel of suspense, action, drama and even a little bit of horror…. It's definitely one of the best novels out there right now." - Next Page Reviews"When I reached the last 100 pages no one was going to be able to stop me reading until I knew the ending!" - Olivia's CatastropheBooks by Jeff Altabef: A NEPHILIM THRILLER - Book 1: Devil's Den A POINT THRILLER - Book 1: Fracture Point A POINT THRILLER - Book 2: Shatter Point RED DEATH - Book 1: Red Death RED DEATH - Book 2: The Ghost King CHOSEN - Book 1: Wind Catcher (with Erynn Altabef) CHOSEN - Book 2: Brink of Dawn (with Erynn Altabef) CHOSEN - Book 3: Scorched Souls (with Erynn Altabef)More Great Thrillers from Evolved Publishing: Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond Galerie by Steven Greenberg Whispers of the Dead by C.L. Roberts-Huth Red on the Run by K.M. Hodge Broometime Serenade by Barry Metcalf

No rest for the Wiccan.The hunt for a murderer unfolds, dropping Zoe right in the middle of a power struggle between a nightmare of a coven, and a serial killer leaving bodies in ceremonial circles in the rural parts of Baltimore's city limits. A race against celestial bodies and the trail of earthbound body parts keeps our intrepid clairvoyant running right until the very end.WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Fall 2015 -- Best Paranormal Suspense"There's a little mystery, a little romance, and a lot of suspense and magick. Recommended if you like an action-packed paranormal tale." ~ IndieHeart"If you love crime drama with a twist then, this is a must read!" ~ Kristin Marie, AuthorMurder was never something Zoë Delante enjoyed, but solving the cases…. She does that rather well, and has the track record to prove it. Yet when she's called in on a new case with the Baltimore PD as their go-to clairvoyant, she's unprepared for the heinous nature of the crimes.The hunt for the murderer unfolds, dropping Zoe right in the middle of a power struggle between a nightmare of a coven, and a serial killer leaving bodies in ceremonial circles in the rural parts of Baltimore's city limits.Will she discover the identity of the maniac behind the gruesome beheadings, or will she lose someone close to her first? A race against celestial bodies and the trail of earthbound body parts keeps our intrepid clairvoyant running right until the very end.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a suspenseful, thrilling glance inside one woman's extraordinary connection to the elements around her, in the first of the action-packed, paranormal "Zoë Delante Thrillers" series. Book 1 - Whispers of the Dead Book 2 - Whispers of the Serpent Book 3 - Whispers of the SidheMore Great Thrillers from Evolved Publishing: Broometime Serenade and Intrigue at Sandy Point by Barry Metcalf Red on the Run by K.M. Hodge Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond Shatter Point by Jeff Altabef