THE CONFIRMED WORKS
Books
The Editor has verified the following titles as genuine works by K.D. St.Cross. This does not mean the list is complete. It means these are the books currently cleared for public discussion.
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See You Next Tuesday at the Hellshine Lounge
Everyone is welcome. Not everyone leaves unchanged.
The Hellshine Lounge is the sort of place people find when they are lost, desperate, curious, or carrying something they would rather not explain. Inside, strangers cross paths with old regrets, dangerous bargains, impossible visitors, and consequences that have been waiting patiently for them to arrive.
See You Next Tuesday at the Hellshine Lounge is a collection of interconnected dark tales blending supernatural horror, strange encounters, dry humor, and unexpected humanity. The book is available now on Amazon.
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The Fence by the Hellshine Lounge
A recurring dream. A forgotten place. A fence that should not exist.
A man dreams of an alley beside the Hellshine Lounge. At the end stands a fence he does not remember seeing, guarding something his mind refuses to explain.
The Fence by the Hellshine Lounge is a psychological supernatural mystery about dreams, memory, identity, and buried secrets. The complete book is available free to new subscribers.
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The Echo of My Desire
Some gifts should remain undiscovered.
Dorian senses what others cannot. As his abilities strengthen, he discovers they may offer influence, control, and the power to shape desire. Every temptation changes him, and something has begun to notice.
FROM THE MANUSCRIPT BOX
K.D. Recently Delivered a Box of Manuscripts
No list was included. No publication order was suggested. Several folders were unlabeled, one envelope was sealed with wax, and at least one manuscript appears to begin in the middle.
The Editor is currently sorting the material and determining which works may be prepared for future release.
Stories Beyond the Lounge
The Hellshine Lounge appears in several of K.D.’s works, but it is not the boundary of his imagination.
His fiction also moves through isolated towns, rain-soaked streets, motel corridors, damaged memories, private obsessions, unfamiliar worlds, and places that seem ordinary until something quietly shifts.