A.E. Hellstorm
A.E. Hellstorm was born in Sweden, but spent several years of her youth in Portugal and Greece, before returning to Stockholm, her city of birth.
As a young adult she took a diploma in Creative Writing, as well as a Master of Arts in Scientific Archaeology. In 2005, she and her husband moved to Canada together with their cats, and have lived there ever since.
In Canada she took a diploma in Arts and Cultural Management, and in Photography. She opened her photography business Flying Elk Photography in 2012.
'In the Hands of the Unknown' and 'Lost' are her first published novels, but she has had a play, 'Marsvindar', staged at Rosenlundsteatern in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1992, and she has also participated in two anthologies: 'Karbunkel' in 1994, and the '2014 Wyrdcon Companion Book'.
Other than that she is a vivid roleplaying enthusiast, and she was deeply engaged in the Swedish larping community during the 1990’s and early 2000’s. In the year of 2000 she organized the Greek mythology-based larp 'The Song of Mycenae'.
When she doesn’t write she enjoys curling up in a recliner with a book, her cats, and a large cup of tea.
As a young adult she took a diploma in Creative Writing, as well as a Master of Arts in Scientific Archaeology. In 2005, she and her husband moved to Canada together with their cats, and have lived there ever since.
In Canada she took a diploma in Arts and Cultural Management, and in Photography. She opened her photography business Flying Elk Photography in 2012.
'In the Hands of the Unknown' and 'Lost' are her first published novels, but she has had a play, 'Marsvindar', staged at Rosenlundsteatern in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1992, and she has also participated in two anthologies: 'Karbunkel' in 1994, and the '2014 Wyrdcon Companion Book'.
Other than that she is a vivid roleplaying enthusiast, and she was deeply engaged in the Swedish larping community during the 1990’s and early 2000’s. In the year of 2000 she organized the Greek mythology-based larp 'The Song of Mycenae'.
When she doesn’t write she enjoys curling up in a recliner with a book, her cats, and a large cup of tea.
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In the Hands of the Unknown
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Horror/Crime/Urban fantasy/Relationship drama
FBI-agent Miriam Goldblum attended the prestigious Western Shore University in her youth and got accepted into the secretive Golden Fleece Society after graduation. The Golden Fleece Society deals with the unnatural aspects of reality and as Miriam continues her career in the FBI she and her team gets thrown into cases no one else can handle. During this sweltering July, the new case starts with the horrifying death of a young girl, and team C2 is soon treading a dance with unknown enemies that will end with nightmares coming true in a desolate village in Alaska. While struggling with the relationships with on one hand Caesar; the principal investigator of team C2 and her fiance, and Cyrus; her co-worker who always seems to look down at her, she also has to find ways to stay sane in a reality which not always is. "In the Hands of the Unknown" is the first free-standing book about the Field Researchers of the Golden Fleece Society. This book series is loosely based on the world created by H.P. Lovecraft. It is a mix between horror/crime/urban fantasy/relationship drama.
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Lost
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Horror/Crime/Urban fantasy/Relationship drama/Romance
After the disastrous events in Alaska two years ago during which Field Researcher Carl Hansen almost lost his mind, he is back as a child witness interviewer at the FBI. His former Field Researcher team is fragmented and he is secretively relieved that his new team has not summoned him to another frightening and mind-bending case. However, his quiet life is soon shattered by both a terrorist attack and a case of a notorious serial killer. Where these two completely different events will take him, he cannot even begin to predict. Lost is the second book in the series about the Field Researchers; horror novels loosely based on the world created by H.P. Lovecraft.
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