An anthology
Late Night Horror Show’s first volume offers three unforgettable horror visions that will leave you trembling long after reading the last page. Raw, atmospheric, and unflinching, these stories explore the horrors we inherit, the monsters we create, and the darkness that waits when survival is all that’s left.
Three stories. Three nightmares. One unforgettable collection.
Books by Monique
When uptight Eli crosses paths with world-weary Naomi, culture clash ensues. After a strained encounter, the pair later discovers that what they share in common outweighs their differences. Ice Cream Castles is a opposites attract romance novella that will leave you wanting more.
After a cluster of mysterious fires around town, a rural school teacher begins to wonder if the source of these occurrences hit closer to home. When suspicions are raised about a family member, tensions mount between her and her husband, leading to an explosive revelation.
Follow married couple Gabriel and Alicia on an evening filled with temptation and unintended consequence. As they struggle with the harsh realities of their not-so-happily ever after, will they find their way back to each other or does fate have other plans?
“I Recommend this book”
The author portrayed the interracial intricacies, as well as age differences, well. I found the characters to be really human and the romance believable. It wasn’t overbearingly steamy, and that made the climax of the story worth the wait..
Maria (Reviewed Ice Cream Castles)
“New Favorite Author”
I honestly had no expectations going in, but that was literally the best short story I’ve ever read
Tanzania (Reviewed Fire in the Blood)
“Quick Paced and Satisfying End”
Romance stories aren’t usually my thing, but this is much more than that. It’s an intimate look at how even people who love each other can drift apart. Bonus Points for main characters being people of color!
Emily (Reviewed Don’t Say Goodnight)
From the Mind of Monique
- Bad Neighbors
- Unfinished LifeConfession time: Lately, I’ve been considering giving up on writing. I’ve been so down and dejected and frustrated that I haven’t been able to connect with readers. I’ve felt like a failure, and that’s hard for me, because writing is… Read more: Unfinished Life
- ComplimentsMost of us have less than a hundred years on this planet. I’ll probably be one of those who won’t reach a century. What have I done with this time? The larger question is, what am I capable of doing with the time I have left?