Not What It Seems

Hadrian's Well has survived the zombie apocalypse but that doesn't mean life is getting easier there. Record rainfalls have resulted in widespread flooding and something in the water is killing people. Or is it in the water? Part of the problem in Hadrian's Well is that the preternatural isn't always what it seems. Many wear masks that let them move about in human society like they're normal people. Human threats also abound as politics within and without the town handicap Undersheriff Donovan as she struggles to track the monsters down. As the body count rises, will Donovan and her understrength department be able to look beyond the masks and stem another tide of terror?

This volume contains the books: Masks, Red Caps, and All Hallow's Eve.

Masks: Hadrian's Well has survived the zombie apocalypse but that doesn't mean life is getting easier there. Record rainfalls have resulted in widespread flooding and something in the water is killing people. Or is it in the water? Part of the problem in Hadrian's Well is that the preternatural isn't always what it seems. Many wear masks that let them move about in human society like they're normal people. Human threats also abound as politics within and without the town handicap Undersheriff Donovan as she struggles to track the monsters down. As the body count rises, will Donovan and her understrength department be able to look beyond the masks and stem another tide of terror?

Red Caps: Undersheriff Joanna Donovan has defended Hadrian's Well from waves of uninvited guests before—including a zombie apocalypse—but now she just may have met her match. Brownies are small, quiet, cute, and want nothing more than to help people tidy up their homes—as long as you respect them. Her other visitors are loud, untidy, high-handed, and don't respect anyone—hardly the perfect houseguests. Together, they may prove too much for the undersheriff and her overworked department to handle.

All Hallow's Eve: Halloween is approaching and the situation in Hadrian's Well is getting downright spooky. Someone is raiding the town's three cemeteries and digging up the recently deceased. Are the preternatural involved? Or is this a more mundane form of criminal activity? Whatever the cause, Undersheriff Joanna Donovan better figure it out fast. The dead have already walked once in Hadrian's Well. Could someone be priming something even worse to happen on All Hallow's Eve?