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Drop 1313 wasn’t scheduled—it was summoned. In this Halloween teaser, Unmasking Evil unleashes the “Jingle All the Way to the Morgue” crewneck: a cozy, chaos-coded sweatshirt featuring a split-faced Santa that’s half jolly, half skeletal. The TikTok video sets the tone with glitchy dread and festive menace. It clawed its way out of containment, and it won’t stay long. Watch the drop, feel the breach, and wear the warning.

🎁 Two days left. The box is wrapped. The tension’s rising. This isn’t a gift—it’s a signal. Unmask the merch. #thrillercore #christmasdrop #unmaskthemerch #suspenseaesthetic #2daysleft

Harold Finch was found slumped over his garage workbench, throat slashed clean. A six-inch wooden doll, dressed in miniature overalls, mirrored the wound exactly. The next day, Albert Keyes was discovered in his study, wrist lacerated, with another doll—cardigan and glasses—standing upright on the desk. Each scene was staged with obsessive precision. The killer didn’t just leave evidence. They left a performance.

UNMASKING EVIL is now on TikTok. From blood-stained dolls to cinematic teasers, the thriller born from A Texas Thriller of Murder and Betrayal is officially scrollable. Follow @UnmaskingEvilOfficial for cursed product drops, lore-rich trailers, and behind-the-scenes chaos from Loretta and David Allseitz’s cabin on Lake Tawakoni. Screenshot the chaos. Color the crime scene. The dolls are watching.

He sees you when you're sleeping—but he doesn’t blink. This year, Santa’s sleigh is packed with dread, and the drop is coming soon. Unmasking Evil’s holiday merch twists tradition into something strange, stylish, and slightly unhinged. Expect blood-iced gingerbread, villain-coded blankets, and mugs that whisper festive threats. Cozy meets cursed. Subscribe at unmasking-evil.com to unwrap the madness.

In 1885, Austin was gripped by terror. A phantom killer crept through the fog, dragging victims from their beds and leaving them mutilated in moonlit yards. No footprints. No witnesses. Just blood and silence. They called him the Servant Girl Annihilator—but no one ever saw his face. The murders stopped as suddenly as they began, but the dread remains. Walk past Pecan and Sabine after midnight, and you might hear him still.

Bragg Road in Saratoga, Texas is home to one of the state’s most chilling legends: the Headless Railroad Worker. Said to have been decapitated in a tragic rail accident in the early 1900s, his ghost still roams the abandoned line, swinging a lantern in search of his missing head. Visitors report seeing a glowing light drifting through the Big Thicket—silent, eerie, and impossible to explain. Some searches never end. 👻

Unmasking Evil: The Paw Files Have Been Declassified. A villain-coded pet line for your furry accomplices—featuring beds, tags, bandanas, and hoodies sized for cats and dogs. 100% of profits go to Texas Best Choices Animal Rescue in Quinlan, TX. Shop the shadows at shop.unmasking-evil.com and outfit your beast in eerie elegance. Not all evil wears a cape. Some of it purrs.

You didn’t ask for redemption. You asked for results. Unmask is skincare for the emotionally resilient and aesthetically dangerous—built to hydrate, protect, and emotionally destabilize your enemies. Featuring four ritual-coded essentials, each formula is vegan, cruelty-free, and free of toxic plot twists. This isn’t self-care. It’s strategy. Stay hydrated. Stay dangerous. Stay unbothered. → Start the Ritual.

Before Lake Tawakoni was a reservoir, it was a valley thick with pine and secrets. They say one tree still grows beneath the water—upside down, feeding on broken promises. And from it crawls the Splinter Man: a bark-bodied figure with hollow eyes and creaking limbs. He doesn’t kill. He scatters. So if you hear wood groan near the eastern shore, don’t speak. Don’t lie. And whatever you do… don’t look into the water.

The Dollmaker of Point is officially on Audible as an audiobook, voiced by the incomparable Jess Wright. Her narration brings every eerie whisper and bloodstained secret to life. And don’t forget—Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni is available on Audible now, also narrated by Jess. If you love Southern noir, forensic intrigue, and emotionally charged suspense, these audiobooks will pull you deep into the heart of Texas darkness.

Join the Find & Color the Suspect Challenge from Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni: The Coloring Book! Hidden suspects appear on select pages—spot them, color them, and upload your finished artwork in the comments. The first 10 readers to find and share all hidden suspects will win a free audiobook and have their pages featured on the author’s website. Dive into suspense, secrets, and eerie East Texas landscapes in this interactive coloring experience.

Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni – The Eras Remix: In My Gen Z Era is dropping FREE on Kindle from October 13–17. This isn’t the OG—it’s the emotionally feral reboot. Rewritten for readers who binge thrillers like cursed playlists and annotate in trauma-coded emojis. If you missed the original, now’s your chance to spiral for $0. The lake’s not calm—it’s petty. And it’s carving teardrops into bodies like it’s a vibe check.

The lake’s watching—and the cover just dropped. Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni – The Eras Remix: In My Gen Z Era is giving haunted soft launch, forensic dread, and emotionally feral chaos. Loretta and David Smitty are chasing bodies, trauma-coded symbols, and small-town silence. TikTok-style chapters like POV: The Lake’s Got Beef and Unsent = Unsolved make this a bingeable thriller for anyone who spirals at 2AM and screenshots before they cry.

In East Texas, the legend of Bowers Mansion still lingers like a cold breath on the neck. Decades after a tragic murder-suicide, locals report flickering lights, phantom footsteps, and the silhouette of Mary drifting past upstairs windows. Paranormal teams have documented chilling phenomena, while storytellers draw inspiration from its sorrow-soaked walls. This haunting tale blends history, grief, and the supernatural into one unforgettable mystery.

The cover for Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni: The Coloring Book is finally here—and it’s as haunting as the story itself. Split between blood-red dread and stark line art, this eerie design invites you to color your way through grief, secrets, and suspense. With two bonus games—Find & Color the Suspect and Hidden Message Challenge—this isn’t just a book. It’s a puzzle. A ritual. A reckoning. Unmasking evil, one body at a time.

Dive back into the chilling world of Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni with the upcoming companion coloring book. Featuring eerie illustrations pulled from the novel, this creepy coloring experience hides a sinister twist—select pages include a “Find & Color the Suspect” challenge. Submit all completed suspect pages to enter a drawing for a free autographed copy of the book and a free audiobook edition. Dare to color the shadows?

In Point, Texas, the legend of Rosalea haunts Clifton Cemetery. After her grave filled with groundwater, she appeared to the diggers, warning them not to bury her there. They ignored her—and soon, an eerie image of her face appeared on a tree at the head of the grave. Every man who touched it died within weeks. The tree was burned, but its scorched stump remains. Visitors say it’s still cold to the touch. Rosalea’s warning lingers. Don’t dig. Don’t touch. Don’t forget.

Join authors Loretta & David Allseitz for Whispers & Witnesses, a thriller book signing and vendor haunt on October 18th, 5–7 PM at The Venue at 84 WEST in Denison, TX. Discover chilling reads like Teardrops of Lake Tawakoni and The Dollmaker of Point, shop eerie vendor goods, and experience a night of suspense. Limited books available—bring cash or VENMO. Dare to attend. Witness the whispers. Embrace the haunt.