Five characters—with gifts they do not fully understand—are mysteriously brought together to battle growing pockets of darkness throughout the world: Brenda—the street-hustling tattoo artist who sees images of the future. The Professor—the atheist ex-priest ruled by logic. Andi—the professor’s brilliant-but-geeky assistant who sees inexplicable patterns. Tank—the naïve, big-hearted jock with a surprising connection to a healing power. Daniel—the institutionalized ten-year-old who can see into the supernatural world. In this first episode, our unlikely team comes together to find themselves helping a student at the mysterious Institute for Advanced Psychic Studies. He will soon graduate and use his finely-tuned skills of lucid dreaming to assist world renown leaders. For him, this is a great honor and opportunity . . . but with some very disturbing strings attached. Best selling authors Bill Myers, Frank Peretti, Angela Hunt, and Alton Gansky unite their talents to write this riveting, fast-paced series of supernatural novellas.

“I’ve found something, James, something atypical. The locals have their legends about it, how it’s a harbinger of death, how it knows you, follows you . . . takes you.” A strange little town given to the occult, and a different kind of “haunted house” that appears, disappears, follows people to their day of reckoning, and then . . . Professor McKinney, Andrea, Brenda, and Tank are brought together once again by divine appointment to confront a supernatural mystery, a case of murder, and an exploration into the darkness of the human heart.

Thousands of animals are mysteriously dying all over the globe . . . falling from the sky, washing up on beaches, and dying in lagoons. What could it mean? When the tragedy begins to touch Andi’s dreams, she discovers a pattern in the mass deaths, and her theory doesn’t bode well for mankind . . .

A mysterious girl meets the team.

The team finds themselves in Rome, Italy. Their assignment? Uncover and retrieve the mystical spear Hitler once owned—the very spear that pierced Christ’s side. The task takes them from hidden chambers inside the Vatican . . . to underground catacombs of Rome . . . to a mysterious seaside cave that transports them to alternate realities. Through their gifts and dogged determination they finally discover the spear. But will its seductive hunger for power destroy them before they succeed?

Released from the caves of occult rituals, a microscopic evil invades and grows, waiting to deceive, blind, kill, then spread and kill again. Alien or demonic? Natural, supernatural, or both? Dr. James McKinney, embittered and reclusive, must rejoin the Harbingers team and return to Florida to solve a mystery, save a life, and confront a monster bent on seducing and destroying mankind.

While the other team members launch an investigation into the Gate, Andi experiments on a captive orb. Because aftereffects from the green fungus make it difficult for her to focus, she visits a highly-recommended psychiatrist, Dr. Hamish Drummond. Just when Andi achieves a breakthrough, Dr. Drummond’s life is threatened . . . and the team realizes that their investigation has led them into perilous waters.

San Diego, California is known for its beauty, expansive beaches, and its consistent weather. Now, it will be known for something monsters, death, and an inexplicable, impossible fog. Bjorn Christensen—known to everyone as Tank—and the team are led to a stunningly beautiful mid-rise building in downtown San Diego. They join a retirement party for the architect who designed the structure. It’s a black-tie affair, something new for Tank. It should be fun. It was—until the fog rolled in, a fog unlike any other. And there are things in the fog. Ugly things. Vicious things. Things that can swim through the mist. Things that kill whatever they find. Tank soon realizes the fog is rising and bringing death with it. He may have to make the ultimate sacrifice.

The team is flown to Hollywood as honored guests to watch the taping of the new TV pilot, Live or Die, the Ultimate Reality. Little do they realize the depths of darkness they are about to enter—a darkness that, unless they stop it, will soon spread across the globe.

An earring with mysterious powers, bizarre visions and memories of a murder, and a kidnapping by 17th Century pirates hurl the Harbinger team into a 21st Century mystery involving international finance, high tech piracy, and the ruthless scheming of an evil, hidden nemesis. The tenth adventure of the Harbingers series of suspenseful novellas.

Once again, the team meets at Andi’s grandparents’ home for some much-needed rest and relaxation. But the professor seems preoccupied with more than the academic speech he has to deliver, and when some mysterious black-eyed children visit the woman next door, Andi and her friends are caught up in a situation unlike any they have experienced thus far.

Alton Gansky continues the Harbingers series with THE VILLAGE.

After seeing several images of a dragon, Brenda and the team find themselves involved with a dangerous group . . . and even more dangerous possibilities.

Chad Thorton, the newest member of the team, thinks it’s time to transform from a hastily assembled gaggle of individuals to a team with a focus, a mission, and a home base. The others resist the idea . . . until they’re all targeted in their various home towns. They come together, battered and confused, to the hotel that is Chad’s chosen headquarters—but they’ll soon find out that they’re not safe even there.

When the team is sent to Mexico, even Andi is charmed by the tales of fairies and lights in the midnight sky. But when they find the dead body of a “fairy,” they are stunned by the creature’s unique design. From where did these creatures come, and why has there been no sighting of them until recently? When Tank reminds them of an age-old prediction, the “fairies” seem much more sinister than charming.

Tank and the Harbingers team have faced strange and frightening things in the past. This might be the strangest. Every trial they’ve faced, they’ve faced together, but now they don’t even recognize each other—or themselves. Tank awakens on a bed in a small room. He doesn’t know where he is. Worse, he doesn’t know who he is. The image in the mirror is that of a stranger wearing a tuxedo. Before long, Tank learns that he’s on an old style cruise ship—a powerless vessel adrift on a flat ocean, lost in a gray fog that blankets everything under the flat gray sky. Tank doesn’t like the fog. Or the ship that periodically shuffles its decks. Soon, Tank learns that he’s not the only being on the mystery ship. He begins to wish he was.

As their powers grow stronger (and their differences make them less and less crazy), our heroes are summoned to Iraq. Here, with the help of a strangely familiar guide, they are called to confront the four angels mentioned in the last book of the Bible—the ones held captive under the Euphrates River and who are scheduled “to kill a third of mankind."

They all dream of a bear. It’s coming for them, ravenous and enraged. The team compares notes and soon learns the meaning of the dream: The Gate has put its pieces in place and is ready to make a move that will spell disaster for all mankind. Chad Thorton believes the bear in the dream is the mysterious human leader the Gate has been raising up, and the team realizes they must somehow find this man and stop him before the Gate can carry out their designs. If they’re going to do this in time, they’re going to have to pool their talents and decide how far they are willing to go to save the world.

Four Bestselling Authors Team Up for Thrilling Supernatural Suspense Gathering four stories from four bestselling author friends, Invitation is the first collection in the ongoing Harbingers series. In "The Call" by Bill Myers, four strangers are drawn together to help a student at the mysterious Institute for Advanced Psychic Studies. His gifts are supposedly being honed to assist world leaders . . . but there are some very disturbing strings attached. Frank Peretti's "The Haunted" confronts a supernatural mystery, a case of murder, and an exploration into the darkness of the human heart, all centering around a mysterious house. In Angela Hunt's "The Sentinels," animals around the world are mysteriously dying. What could it mean? When the tragedy begins to touch Andi's dreams, she discovers a terrifying theory. "The Girl" by Alton Gansky is a gripping tale of a young barefoot girl found holding a scroll in the snowy Oregon mountains. She is sweet, innocent—apparently not of this world—and something wants to kill her.