The Unseen Series

An enticing blend of horror and the supernatural, perfect for readers who crave an intriguing and spine-tingling journey through the unknown.

It is watching.

Haunted by the death of her friend Byron, Lucy’s world is plunged into a chilling nightmare. Lucy knows there must be something, somewhere that can tell her why she was chosen to see the terrible visions; why she feels the shadowy presence all around her. But what? Could the explanation lie with the mysterious stranger claiming to be Byron’s brother? As Lucy searches desperately for answers, she knows time is running out. Too many people have disappeared—or worse—and the constant feeling of being surrounded by something truly evil grows stronger each night. . . .

Dive into the spine-chilling second installment of the gripping young adult horror series The Unseen.

Surrounded by danger . . .

Stalked by an unseen force and plagued by unspeakable visions, Lucy feels she cannot carry on much longer—especially now that she knows there is something out there. Something bad. Who—or what—carried her away from the terrible accident that took Byron’s life? How had she survived? And just where was she those three days she was missing? Now that the one person who understood what she was going through is dead, there is no one who can help her. Lucy is alone once again. And she is in grave danger.

In the first two books in The Unseen series, horror maven Richie Tankersley Cusick will take you on a journey into a nightmare so frightening, you will have to sleep with a light on.

In the first installment of The Unseen quartet, horror maven Richie Tankersley Cusick takes you on a journey into a nightmare so frightening, you’ll have to sleep with a light on.

Overwhelmed with grief over the death of her mother, Lucy spends her days sleeping, her nights out walking aimlessly. One rainy night, she becomes convinced that someone is following her, and frantically ducks into a cemetery to try to lose the stalker. Panicking, she slips and stumbles into an open grave, only to discover she is not alone in there. . . .

Almost immediately, Lucy begins having terrifying visions and dreams—as though someone, somewhere, were trying to tell her something—and she can’t shake the feeling of an unseen presence, always watching, waiting to make its move. . . .