In the Hands of the Unknown

The dead girl in the morgue was no more than ten, and she had been eaten alive from the inside. FBI Field Researcher Miriam Goldblum has seen her share of unnatural deaths, but this case cuts deeper. For six years, she's worked the supernatural fringe — crimes that defy science, reason, and sanity. She no longer remembers what it's like to sleep without nightmares or to trust the dark won't follow her home. With her mentor and fiancé Henry and their irritable partner Carl, Miriam races to uncover who — or what — is behind the child's gruesome death. As the investigation deepens, the team realizes they aren't just hunting the killer, they are being hunted. Can Miriam and her team solve the case before they all become victims, or have they stepped into the one case they were never meant to survive? The Field Researcher Files is a gripping blend of cosmic horror, crime, urban fantasy, and relationship drama. Each standalone book in the series weaves its own haunting theme, but at its heart, the series asks: What makes us human — and how far will we go to save what matters most? Praise for In the Hands of the Unknown: "This book grabbed me from the first page and didn't let go, pulling me relentlessly toward sublime terror. What began as macabre and disturbing was outright horrifying by the final chapters. In a horror world dominated by gore and shock, it was wonderful to read something this chilling." — J.D. Kaplan, author