James Noll: 33 books

Something evil is swimming in the waters of the Rappahannock River. Jason Riddle knows it. He and his brothers thought they’d killed it in the summer of 1932. Seventy years later, that evil has returned, and Riddle knows that he has to destroy it once and for all.

My name is Amanda. Amanda May Jett. My daddy and I live in Spotsylvania County, VA, where we enjoy the fresh air and a healthy farmer’s lifestyle. At least until an alien hive crashes to earth and kills our neighbors. It’s up to us to stop the invaders and save the world, no matter how many tentacles, body-snatchers, and brain-cracking fungi they send our way.

The Federal lay up against the wire fence. His cheeks were sunken, his legs broken. In the distance he heard the joyful sound of children approaching. He thought maybe he can get one of them to send for help, and then he’d be okay. But this was Salvation, and nobody ever got out of Salvation alive.

A monster terrorizes an isolated village in the mountains of Eastern Europe, draining the blood of its victims, leaving them frozen in the snow. The villagers hunt wolves, decapitate “vampires,” but the murders continue. As each new body is found, the residents grow more and more paranoid. Who will be next? Will it ever end? 

Jefferson’s doctors thought he was well enough to be let out of the asylum. They were wrong.

Winter was worse than I could have ever imagined. I lost my home and my friends and everything I ever knew. Good thing Timmy Carter's still around. At least for now. But spring comes with its own set of horrors, including crypto-monsters, melonhead kids, mad scientists, and at long last, the...

After a terrible prank gone wrong, three young men, Topher, Michael, and Kenneth find themselves at Raleigh's Prep—a "Juvenile Detention Center for the Delinquent Children of the Fantastically Rich." Basically, juvie for rich kids. The boys think they're going to serve out their time,...

You are about to enter a world of terror and pain!  In “Beta,” a monster terrorizes an isolated village in the mountains of Eastern Europe, draining the blood of its victims, leaving them frozen in the snow. The villagers hunt wolves, decapitate “vampires,” but the murders continue....

A fireball streaks through the heaves above the peaceful valley where the White One, the Brother of Rhoem, has lived for years with his cousins, the Unan. The chief of the Unan thinks it may be a message from the gods, but the White One knows it is a different kind of visitor. In order to reach it, however, they must climb the mountain, through the territory of the flesh-eating Turons.

Hey. How you doin? See that old abandoned townhouse over there? Ever since I was a kid, all kinds’a rumors spun around about that place. Blood oozin’ out the walls, knives slicin’ threw the air. Friggin’ nightmare. Well, one day these two bullies chucked little Ronnie Resnick’s ball through...

On a distant plant, Scientific Compound B sits forgotten in the middle of a barrent desert. It’s been lifetimes since the Federation has made contact, yet the men and women of the compound soldier on. When a deadly disease wipes nearly everyone out, Bear, Lily, and the old man escape to the jungle,...

The world has ended. The country devolves into pockets of self-sufficient communities, and salt is now currency. A desperate man thinks he’s found salvation in a small rural town ruled by the Fat Man. The Fat Man is willing to let him stay as long as he can help them find salt, and the only place...

Robert's first few days were hectic, to say the least. A feast of introductions. Until he met Grossman, and Grossman started killing everybody. Someone was going to have to do something about him.

Milly-Anne doesn’t let autism get in her way. She’s smart. Smarter than her mother, smarter than her classmates, and definitely smarter than Mr. Tull, her principal. But something horrific is spawning in the air ducts of her school, and she can’t make anybody understand just how much danger they are in.