Advance Praise for Borne of the Deep (The Salem Hawley Series, Book 2)
"With The Resurrectionists, Michael Patrick Hicks introduced us to Salem Hawley in a fresh take on cosmic horror. With Borne of the Deep, Salem has taken the crown as my favorite new horror hero. Compelling characters, a unique setting, mythology building, shocking horror—this series is the real deal for readers who want to be thrilled and terrified." - Cullen Bunn, author of Harrow County, Bone Parish, The Sixth Gun
"Hicks has done it again, giving us a historical and horrific tale. Complete with deep Lovecraftiana, diverse storytelling, with a great protagonist in Salem Hawley, Borne of the Deep takes us back to the origin of all evil: Arkham, Massachusetts on the shores of the Miskatonic River. Michael Patrick Hicks has become one of the most exciting voices in horror. Hopefully, he’ll keep the stories of Salem Hawley coming." - John Hornor Jacobs, author of A Lush and Seething Hell: Two Tales of Cosmic Horror
“Borne of the Deep is a bacchanal of myth, sex and gore doled out in equal measure. Hicks paints an unsettling picture—a dark and pitiless world of rot and monstrosities—into which he thrusts his steadfast hero. Infused with rich Lovecraftian imagery, imaginative horrors, and a wicked sense of humor, this entry in the Salem Hawley series grabs the reader by the throat and bites down hard.” - Chris Sorensen, author of The Messy Man Series
"The second installment in the Salem Hawley series picks up right where the first left off and moves at breakneck speed. Hicks deeper dive into the Lovecraftian mythos, and the addition of bad-ass heroine Louise LeMarche, ratchets this twisted, gruesome tale up to an unfathomable level and promises one hell of a finale in book three. I can’t wait!" - Jeremy Hepler, Bram Stoker-Nominated author of Cricket Hunters
“Michael Patrick Hicks delivers a stunning follow up to The Resurrectionists with Borne of the Deep, a well-deserved update on Lovecraftian lore. Gruesome, repulsive, page-turning goodness! I loved it!” - Steve Stred, author of Ritual
"An adrenaline-fuelled adventure rich with gruesome detail and human hardiness. A very worthy sequel to The Resurrectionists." - Somer Canon, author of The Hag Witch of Tripp Creek
"Edward Lee meets Victor LaValle for an extreme cosmic horror tale." - Scott Kemper, host of Staring Into The Abyss: A Podcast
Praise for The Resurrectionists (The Salem Hawley Series, Book 1)
“The Resurrectionists is a stunning achievement — an effective historical novel AND a brutal horror story. Salem Hawley is a fantastic protagonist I look forward to following in future stores.” - John Hornor Jacobs, author of The Sea Dreams It Is the Sky: A Novella of Cosmic Horror
“With echoes of LaValle’s The Ballad of Black Tom, Michael Patrick Hicks’s The Resurrectionists conjures a unique and horrifying vision from the void beyond. I can’t wait to see where the series goes next.” - Todd Keisling, author of The Final Reconciliation and Ugly Little Things
"If you dig cosmic horror and a historical backdrop, this is an essential addition to your library.” - Ink Heist