Supernatural Fiction
Scully Jameson
Where gods walk among us and every choice rewrites reality
Scully Jameson writes supernatural fiction that refuses to stay in one lane. From the Present Tense Gods trilogy—where ancient deities walk among us in modern flesh—to standalone novels exploring memory, identity, and the price of power, her work asks: What does it mean to be human when the supernatural becomes personal? Her stories feature fierce protagonists facing impossible choices, magic systems with real consequences, and worlds where the line between hero and villain depends entirely on whose story you're hearing.
Books by Scully Jameson
Explore the complete collection of supernatural tales from this author.
The Broken Pantheon Trilogy
Wake: The Broken Pantheon Trilogy: Book One (Present Tense Gods 1)
The gods didn't die. They just got better at hiding. Dr. Elara Voss thought she understood consciousness—until she started hearing the thoughts of everyone around her. Not telepathy. Something older. Something that remembers when humans were prey and gods walked openly among mortals. Now she's caught between a tech billionaire who wants to monetize divine power, a street preacher who might actually be what he claims, and her own growing certainty that she's not losing her mind—she's remembering what she used to be. In a world where ancient deities wear human skin and Silicon Valley wants to hack enlightenment, one woman's awakening could save humanity... or end it.
Unmask: The Broken Pantheon: Book Two (Present Tense Gods 2)
Every god wears a thousand faces. Every face hides a thousand lies. Elara thought awakening to her divine nature was the hard part. She was wrong. As more gods emerge from their human disguises, the fragile peace between mortal and divine shatters. Some gods want to reclaim their worship. Others want to evolve beyond it. And a few want to burn the whole system down and start over. Caught between warring pantheons and a humanity that's starting to remember why they feared the gods in the first place, Elara must choose: embrace the monster she's becoming, or lose everything she's fighting to protect.
Accord: The Broken Pantheon: Book Three (Present Tense Gods 3)
The final reckoning between gods and mortals. Some treaties are written in ink. Others are forged in fire and sealed in blood. The gods have returned, and humanity must decide: worship, war, or something entirely new. Elara Voss—once human, now something more—stands at the crossroads of divine and mortal, holding the power to broker peace or unleash apocalypse. But the old gods don't negotiate. They conquer. And the new gods? They're learning that absolute power doesn't just corrupt—it consumes. In the explosive conclusion to The Broken Pantheon trilogy, every alliance will be tested, every secret revealed, and every character forced to answer the oldest question: What are you willing to sacrifice to save the world?
The Reckoning Trilogy
The Last Keeper: The Reckoning Series Book One
In a small town where faith runs deep and secrets run deeper, a lone figure watches from the shadows. The church stands at the center of everything—its glowing cross a beacon in the mist-shrouded night. But some keepers guard more than souls. Some protect the town from what lurks beyond the veil. And when the last keeper falls, who will stand between the innocent and the darkness?
Stand Alone Novels
The Memory Thief
Dr. Elena Vasquez has spent her career studying memory—how it forms, how it fades, how Alzheimer's slowly erases the people we love. When her grandmother Rosa begins losing herself to the disease, Elena makes a desperate choice: she volunteers for an experimental treatment that promises to preserve memories by transferring them. But memory isn't just data. It's identity. It's soul. And some memories were never meant to be shared. As Elena absorbs her grandmother's past, she discovers Rosa wasn't just a sweet old woman—she was a keeper of dangerous secrets, a guardian of supernatural knowledge, and the last line of defense against something that feeds on forgotten things. Now Elena must navigate two lifetimes of memories, uncover the truth about her family's hidden legacy, and stop a force that grows stronger every time someone forgets. Because in a world where memory is power, forgetting isn't just loss—it's surrender.
Don't Say My Name For Me
In 1692, Ruth Hale dies on the gallows in Salem—but not before binding a deadly promise into the world. Three centuries later, Clara works in Salem's museum gift shop, correcting lies on tourist brochures and dodging questions about 'real' witches. The iron nail in her apron is just a keepsake—until messages start appearing in steam on her windows, voices whisper through glass, and she discovers she can weave justice from salt and thread. When a corrupt megachurch pastor declares war on her town, promising to 'cleanse' Salem of its witches, Clara realizes she's inherited more than just Ruth's blood. She's inherited Ruth's debt. Armed with an ancient loom that binds lies to truth and forces the guilty to speak their own crimes aloud, Clara unleashes powers that have waited three hundred years to strike. But every binding demands a price. Every thread she ties costs her something she can't get back. And the line between justice and vengeance dissolves like salt in water. A witch's reckoning is coming to Salem—and this time, no one burns alone.