The Void

Morgan Brewster knows things. Things about the sinkhole outside his house which is growing bigger by the day. Only he knows why it is there and what lives within its black depths. Embry is a man ravaged by cancer. Frustrated by life, he is defiant in his determination to goad the disease into ending his torment and allowing him to die. As the sinkhole continues to grow and the residents of Maple Street begin to understand they are in grave danger, an unlikely bond is formed between Brewster and Embry against the danger which only they can stop. As the sinkhole continues to grow, the pair are dragged into a horrific battle against otherworldly creatures as they race against time to find a way to close the sinkhole and keep whatever resides inside from climbing out into the world…

About the Author

Albert Kivak was born in Irving, Texas and raised in California. He received his B.A. in English at the University of CalState Northridge and is the bestselling author of KINGDOM OF SIN and a collection of short horror stories titled THE DEVIL'S WORKSHOP. In the veins of Matheson, King, and Dahl, Kivak crafts specialized nightmares and is called the "modern day Poe," superseding even the giants he sits on. The resurrector of horror, Albert Kivak spends his time between Nashville, Chicago, and Los Angeles building his masterpieces.  Michael Bray is a best selling horror author based in Leeds, England. Author of more than ten novels, he was influenced from an early age by the suspense horror authors such as Stephen King, Richard Layman, and Brian Lumley and the trashy pulp TV shows like Tales From The Crypt & The Twilight Zone. His very first novel, a supernatural horror titled WHISPER was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award and went on to top the horror charts on Amazon outdoing even King and James Herbert. He has also published MEAT, ECHOS, From the Deep, Return to the Deep, Spawn of the Deep and his collections of short fictions FUNHOUSE and FORGOTTEN FEARS. He lives with his wife, Vikki, and daughter, Abi.

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