Dark Fantasy · Urban Fantasy · Horror
Stories That
Don't Play Safe
Dungeons. Demons. Wereferrets.
Two series. One author. Zero capes, zero chosen ones, zero guaranteed survival. Dark fantasy and supernatural action from the Virginia woods to the dungeon depths.
Start With Sword of Order
Jessica Luvkrafft is born into a secret organization that hunts the things that go bump in the night. She's good at her job. She doesn't have a choice. Get the Warrior of Souls prequel free when you join the list — delivered instantly, no purchase required.
Ongoing Series · In Kindle Unlimited
Dead Dungeon
Dark fantasy · Dungeon survival · Power from nothing
8 Books — More Coming
He woke up in a dungeon with no name, no memory, and no weapon. The dungeon is real — not a game, not a simulation — and it rewards what works and punishes everything else. He has nothing. That's about to change.
A dark fantasy series about growing powerful through survival, building something from nothing, and unraveling a mystery that goes back further than anyone remembers.
Complete Series · 5 Books + Free Prequel
Warrior of Souls
Urban fantasy · Supernatural action · Dark humor
If you like Hellboy · Buffy · Underworld · Evil Dead · Van Helsing
Nobody wears their underwear on the outside. Nobody has a destiny. What they do have: deadly powers, a city full of supernatural threats, and a ragtag team that probably shouldn't survive — but does anyway.
Heavy on action, horror, and dark comedy. Light on clichés. Includes a wily wereferret who is not to be underestimated.
The Author
S Mays grew up in a small rural town in Virginia, spending childhood building elaborate stories in his head, reading whatever books were hidden around the house, and making frequent trips into his grandmother's armoire attempting to find the entrance to Narnia.
These days, when not working for The Man, he spends time at home with his wife and their menagerie of pets — cats, dogs, and an army of ferrets. His interests include reading, RPG and strategy video games, and anything absurd (Rick and Morty, GoT, Comedy Bang Bang). Because reality is boooring.
He writes the kinds of stories he wanted to read but couldn't find. Dark, occasionally funny, usually dangerous, always moving.
And yes — the missing period after the first initial is intentional. The period ruins the aesthetics of the cover. You've got this sexy "S" there, tempting and alluring, then an ugly round dot plopped down beside it, like a Victoria's Secret model with spinach in her teeth. No period, period.
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