K. Ancrum Books in Order

August and Jack's unlikely friendship grows increasingly intense as a fantasy kingdom intrudes on Jack's perception of reality. Moving between a medieval legend and the contemporary world, this companion novella follows a dark prophecy that threatens to consume them both.

When Jack begins experiencing vivid visions of a fantasy kingdom, his longtime friend August tries to help without outside support. Their pursuit of a dark prophecy draws them away from everyone else, blurring reality and testing an already consuming relationship.

Ryann dreams of space travel but sees little chance of escaping her circumstances. Helping an injured classmate reach the roof to listen for transmissions from her astronaut mother brings the girls closer, turning an uneasy friendship into something neither expected.

On her first night in Chicago, Wendy Darling follows an alluring boy called Peter into the city. What promises to be a party becomes a dangerous journey through its underground, where new friendships and disturbing secrets make survival uncertain.

Art thief Icarus steals from the man his father blames for his mother’s death. Caught by the target’s isolated son, Helios, he bargains for friendship, but their growing love threatens the secrecy and revenge that have governed his life.

Trapped in a decaying town, Hollis makes an unwitting bargain with a ghost named Walt and loses control of his own body. As they work through Walt’s unfinished business, an unexpected romance grows under the threat of discovery and exorcism.

Victor Frankenstein’s desire to prove his genius leads him to abduct and experiment on a village boy. The resulting resurrection binds creator and victim through shared sensations, drawing both into a search for vengeance, forgiveness, and a way to undo the horror.

Struggling through an abusive home life in a poor town, Ellie encounters an ancient shapeshifter escaping captivity. Recognizing a shared desperation, they form an unlikely bond and help one another imagine freedom from the people and circumstances that have confined them.