James D Macdonald: 23 books

"The standout, James D. Macdonald's 'A Tremble in the Air,' introduces a psychic detective, Orville Nesbit, who's clearly heir to the tradition of such sleuths as Algernon Blackwood's John Silence and who deserves to live on in further tales."-- Publishers Weekly +++ If you...

The third book in the Bad Blood young-adult horror series by Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald. Doyle and Macdonald are winners of the Mythopoeic Society Aslan Award for Young Adult Literature. They have published over thirty fantasy, science fiction, and horror novels for children, teens, and adults.

They were the best of friends, telling scary stories around a campfire. And Jay's story was the scariest of all..."I STARTED HAVING DREAMS WHEN THE MOON WAS FULL...He said it was true. But who could believe his strange tale of moonlight and werewolves? It was the stuff of horror...

When Val Sherwood and her friends went for a hike with the Sunset Hills Ecology Club, they didn't expect to see more than the usual wildlife. But when stories told around the camp fire came true, Val had to find a way to live 'til morning.The first published work by the award-winning...

The Moon is FullBeware the Beast…Discover the terrifying secret of the things that howl in the night. Explore the dark legacy of Bad Blood–in three chilling novels by Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald….Bad BloodIt started with a group of teenagers telling scary stories...

A new look at a classic tale from the award-winning and best-selling team of Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald. "Holly and Ivy" originally appeared in Camelot: A Collection of Original Arthurian Stories, edited by Jane Yolen.  (Philomel, 1995)

One evening in 1848, an American scholar, visiting Romania, overhears a pair of Turks planning a murder. A classic tale of supernatural adventure, mystery, and terror, from the best-selling and award-winning writing team of Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald.

Hunters' Moon is the second volume in the Val Sherwood/Bad Blood series by best-selling and award-winning authors Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald. Val faces the twin horrors of a master vampire and high-school dating as she explores the world of lycanthropy.

A dark, rainy night, and a serial killer has claimed another victim; another stripper. Lieutenant Phil Paran has his theory of which really sick bastard is doing 'em. Orville Nesbit, psychic investigator, has another.+++"Ecdysis" originally appeared in OtherWere, edited by Laura Anne Gilman &...

Doyle and Macdonald are the authors of the Mageworlds series, the Circle of Magic series, and the Bad Blood series.Stories in this collection include:"Witch Garden" :: Something odd's in Henry Thatcher's garden."Nobody Has To Know" :: It's easy to be a vampire. And nobody...

"So cool! Sort of like if the Pope and Aleister Crowley had written James Bond." -- Rosemary Edghill Contains: "Stealing God" The Holy Grail has vanished and it's up to Peter Crossman to get it back. "Selling the Devil" A headless corpse, a holy sword, and...

“I want you to witness something that the world has never before seen,” Professor Haversham said, pouring himself another glass. “A machine like no other!”

"Jenny Nettles" first appeared in Bruce Coville's Book of Spine Tinglers, edited by Bruce Coville, Scholastic, 1996. ISBN 0-590-25930-X.

The Queen has a mirror in her bed chamber, a mirror covered with a thick velvet drape. By royal command, none may look into it.A fantasy story that first appeared A Wizard's Dozen, edited by Michael Stearns.Praise for A Wizard's Dozen:"...page turning action ... a high-quality...