Current Series
Little White Flowers
"I don't often call books flawless, but when it comes to Little White Flowers, there is no better word to describe it. It is atmospheric, relatable, painful, and made for this forever fan of Stephen King's Children of the Corn and Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery." I am excited to see how the story unfolds in the rest of the series."
—Sage Moon, Horror Writer's Association Notable Works Review
Some secrets are better left to rot.
When she and her brother venture to Evanston, Maine to clean out an estranged relative’s estate, horror enthusiast Alice Drayon’s life begins paralleling her favorite page-turners. The sojourn in their grandmother’s “wicked” hometown provides the perfect opportunity for Alice to delve into Grammie’s mysterious past. However, she soon discovers that the horrific event that drove Grammie away is but one small piece of the town’s blighted history.
Confronted with increasing hostility from Evanston’s insular religious community as she closes in on the truth, Alice must risk everything to save lives. Her soft-spoken new neighbor, Riley Moore, seems to have answers ... and some dark secrets of his own. Can Alice trust him to help her put an end to Evanston’s wicked practices, or will she become yet another casualty?
Little Eve meets “The Lottery” meets “Children of the Corn”
Perfect for readers who love:
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Slow burn horror
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Family secrets
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Creepy small towns
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Religious cults
Cover illustration by Eva Mout
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Hallowed Deadly Seeds
"Amber Hathaway has created a terrifying corner of Maine to rival anything of Stephen King's and I am 100% here for it, and anything else she can come up with now."—D.A. Holwill, author of The Wicker Dogs series
Where secrets seed, evil blooms.
After narrowly escaping a sacrificial ritual with her life, Alice Drayton finds herself trapped in the isolated rural village of Evanston, Maine. With guards monitoring the ancestral farmhouse she and her brother are being held captive in around the clock, escape seems impossible. She may be left with no choice but to abandon everything she stands for and assimilate into Evanston’s twisted religious community.
If she survives.
When a series of seemingly inexplicable tragedies plague the town, rumors of witchcraft proliferate. Alice’s outsider status places her at the top of the suspect list. Will she and her allies escape Evanston and bring an end to its insidious practices, or will they meet their fate at the gallows?
Cover illustration by Eva Mout.
Latest Release
My Friends in Hell
My Friends in Hell: A Friendship Horror Anthology curated by A.D Jones includes my sorority horror story "With Sisters Like These," perfect for fans of Mona Awad's Bunny.
To have a friend is to have someone beside you to weather the storm. To betray a friend is to betray a part of yourself. The power of friendship is perhaps the strongest thing on earth. But who said that power had to be used for good?
My Friends in Hell offers up 25 tales of horror and unease that going forward will have you choosing your friends wisely.
Featuring stories from:
Spencer Church
Curtis Curio
Alana K. Drex
Jack Finn
Ellis Hart
Amber Hathaway
Willie R. Heredia
Jason A. Jones
Caleb James K
V.S Lawrence
Lance Loot
TM Lunn
Dave Musson
Isaac Nightingale
Charlie Nightshade
Joey Powell
R.J Powell
G.M Ray
E.H Regan
Hayden Robinson
Bethany Russo
L. Stephenson
Camille Voss
David Washburn
Curated by and featuring A.D Jones
Praise for Little White Flowers
... Hathaway has a unique voice that runs from the mundane to suddenly morbid, from scary and uncomfortable, but her writing always conveys a warmth within the lead characters that make them human and likeable. That humanity, contrasted with the growing horror of the situation, makes this a great read ...
—Jonathan Chapman, Staff Reviewer for The Horror Zine
