For award-winning author Loren Molloy, horror is more than a genre, it is a creative playground where the darkest corners of the human imagination can become unforgettable stories.
A three time award winning author, Loren Molloy has built a distinctive body of work spanning horror, suspense, paranormal fiction, and psychological terror. Her writing career began with poetry and creative writing before expanding into published fiction, where her fascination with the darker side of storytelling truly found its home.
Her work has earned recognition from readers and award organizations alike, including a Raven Award for Best Horror for The Storyteller of Pain.
Loren Molloy’s novels demonstrate her willingness to explore very different forms of horror while maintaining one consistent goal: to keep readers turning the page.
The Very Devil, Herself!
In The Very Devil, Herself!, Ms. Molloy introduces readers to Alexandra, an immortal supernatural woman who has survived for centuries by feeding on human flesh and blood. Her existence takes an unexpected turn when the King of England puts her unusual abilities to work hunting real-life serial killers.
Blending historical atmosphere, supernatural horror, violence, and a fascinating central character, The Very Devil, Herself! offers a fresh take on the immortal-monster archetype.
The Storyteller of Pain
Award-winning The Storyteller of Pain takes readers somewhere considerably more claustrophobic—and truly terrifying.
Dr. SinClair finds herself trapped inside a lunatic asylum with 13 demons and a deadly surgeon, where survival becomes a race against forces that are determined to turn her suffering into another story for the mysterious Storyteller of Pain. The novel won the Raven Award for Favorite Horror/Thriller/Dark Fantasy, cementing its place among Ms. Molloy’s most recognized works.
The Bedtime Killer
With The Bedtime Killer, Loren Molloy turns her attention toward the terrifying possibilities of obsession.
Horace begins as a peeping tom who watches women from a distance. Eventually, watching isn’t enough. His obsession escalates into a deadly pursuit as he attempts to insert himself into the relationships of the women he desires—regardless of the consequences.
The novel explores the psychology and methods of a serial killer while allowing readers to experience the story through the perspectives of both victims and investigators.
The Holly Days Killer
Ms. Molloy’s darker storytelling also extends into the holiday season with The Holly Days Killer, proving that even the most familiar and festive time of year can provide the backdrop for a horror story.
Together, these novels showcase Loren Molloy’s range as a horror writer—from supernatural creatures and demons to psychological obsession and serial-killer terror.
Ms. Molloy is also More Than a just an Author…
Loren’s creativity doesn’t stop at the written page.
She is also a director and producer with two feature films under her belt, bringing her storytelling abilities into the world of cinema. Her filmmaking credits include directing and producing horror projects, giving her a unique perspective on both sides of the storytelling process: creating a frightening world on the page and bringing frightening worlds to life on screen with Yield, and Friday Night credits her as director, actor, editor, and writer.
That combination of novelist and filmmaker makes Ms. Molloy a particularly versatile voice within the horror community. Whether she is developing a character for a novel, constructing a disturbing storyline, or envisioning a scene for the screen, her work is driven by the same fascination with the unexpected, the unsettling, and the unforgettable.
For readers who enjoy horror that ventures beyond predictable scares and wants stories with dark characters, dangerous obsessions, supernatural terror, and plenty of twists, Loren Molloy’s growing body of work offers plenty to discover.
Explore Loren Molloy’s Books!
Discover The Very Devil, Herself!, The Storyteller of Pain, The Bedtime Killer, The Holly Days Killer, and more at: https://bit.ly/booksbyloren
