Ben Robinson's not crazy, but nobody's ever believed him. Eleven years ago, he and Peter watched four of their friends die in that abandoned orphanage in their hometown, and they were the only ones who got out. Now, Ben’s worked too hard to separate himself from the terrifying scars of that night. He’s almost finished with his undergrad at Boston University. He and Peter are still friends. Life is pretty dull, and that's the way he likes it. Until the voices in his head come back just in time for Ben to face a new demon, in a new city, with a new hunger for dead bodies. Then the nightmares return—only this time, Ben dreams of their friend Ian, who says he’s still trapped in the rotting house and needs their help to free him. With a dangerous, ancient book that probably shouldn’t exist and the help of a girl who can handle a lot more than a little horror, Ben and Peter have to go back to the one place they never wanted to see again. And Ben may have to finally embrace the parts of himself no sane person would dare to consider. Fans of Shayne Silvers and Stephen King will devour CHOSEN, a supernatural suspense urban fantasy demon hunter thriller! Grab your copy today to find out whether Ben becomes another pawn to the demon of Oakwood Valley School for Boys. Demon Hunter Series Simon Says (Book 0) Knock Knock (Book .5) Chosen (Book 1) Born Again (Book 2) The Fell (Book 3)

From the bestselling authors of Simon Says, Knock Knock, and Chosen comes the next installment in the Demon Hunter paranormal urban fantasy series. Out of all the things Ben Robinson could call himself, "Demon Hunter" is on the top-five list of things that make him sound crazy. But he's not. Neither is the undead spirit of his childhood friend Ian, who now inhabits Ben's body and links him to the spirit world-and Ben hasn't told anyone about it. Peter has found a way to blend arcane, demon-summoning magic into conveniently modern technology. April dreams about the future and is probably the only reason they're still alive. When Chase joins their unlikely group, he's almost the sanest one among them-except for the fact that he can't stop hacking the dark web. When Ben gets repeat packages of demon-battling artifacts, their usefulness almost outweighs the creepiness of being sent by an anonymous source. It's not like Ben needs another mystery weighing on his mind-like if this person is stalking him or how many of his secrets the unnamed benefactor has already dug up. But he can't say no to the help, especially when he's getting so good at sending these demons back to the realm they were never meant to leave in the first place. Demon Hunter Series Simon Says Book 0 Knock Knock Book .5 Chosen Book 1 Born Again Book 2 The Fell Book 3

From the bestseling authors comes the third installment in the Demon Hunter series. What happens when your demon-hunting skills get noticed by the world's oldest, most efficiently hidden secret society? Ben Robinson has no idea, and it's driving him nuts. When the anonymous benefactor who's been sending Ben and his friends packaged artifacts invites them to a meet and greet, he reveals the secret society that's been watching them kick demon butt for months. It shouldn't be possible, but this ancient league already knows about Ian's undead spirit cohabiting in Ben's body, which makes Ben a commodity they will do anything to bring into their ranks. On top of all this, things with April haven't gotten that much friendlier, Peter's getting way too sensitive about secrets, and Ben has to literally blackmail Chase just to keep him from ... well, being himself. Plus, this secret society has made them an offer they can't refuse, but Ben's not quite sure his conscience will let him accept. Demon Hunter Series Simon Says (Book 0) Knock Knock (Book .5) Chosen (Book 1) Born Again (Book 2) The Fell (Book 3)

The Sectarian Circle left a lot of things out when they unceremoniously inducted Ben and his friends into their secret society. Would it have been nice to know that what they’ve been calling demons this whole time have a name? Sure. Would it have helped if they’d understood what the Sectarian Circle really did before they joined? Absolutely. Does Ben seriously believe that demons are actually aliens hiding in an alternate dimension, trying to sustain themselves on human lives in more ways than one? He has absolutely no idea. Sworn into the Sectarian Circle and tagged with tracking devices against their will, Ben Peter, April, and Chase get an outrageous history lesson from a piece of tin, their first mission as official members of the Sectarian Circle, and a twisted glimpse of Richard Monday’s capitalism—setting a price on human lives. Then Ben’s mind-altering little chat with the Shaddor collective consciousness puts things into terrifying perspective. To stop the approaching Gorafrim from taking absolutely everything, Ben Robinson has to be a little more than a human with a few Fell tricks up his sleeve. He and Ian are the bridge between worlds, and it’s not going to be pretty.

Ben Robinson just saved the world. The only people who know about it are the members of the oldest, best-hidden secret society, and now it’s just back to the daily grind for everyone. But for Ben, things are starting to change in ways he never expected. Now that the Gorafrim are suspended permanently in their own contained dimension, he has to figure out how to deal with what the Sectarian Circle really wants from him. Another mission takes Ben and his friends across the world, where the Shaddor who hadn’t wanted to be saved are clearly pissed off. Chase causes more issues than anyone thought he was capable of, and Richard Monday seems to have disappeared. On top of that, Ben’s got his undergraduate dissertation to finish, a relationship with April that he might finally have the chance to pursue, and an incredibly difficult—and probably forbidden—decision to make. Because once again, it’s life or death, and Ben’s stuck in the middle.