Murder, mayhem, and everything in between — A.V. Donaldson needed a site that matched her Texas-sharp edge. Deep ivory over blood-red accents, a texture-rich background, and a dynamic books gallery that pulls readers straight into her catalog of thrillers, dark romance, and horror anthologies.
Seven deadly sins. Seven authors. One neon-soaked collection site built to make readers stop scrolling. Bold color, bold story — each sin gets its own visual treatment inside a site that's as unapologetic as the fiction it houses.
An editor's site needs to radiate competence and trust before a potential client reads a single word. Jaime's site is clean, warm, and built to convert — clear service offerings, a bio that establishes credibility, and a contact flow that makes it easy to say yes.
Psychological thrillers live and die by atmosphere — and John's site doesn't let you forget it. Cinematic, minimalist, with individual pages for The Confession and Just Below that drop the reader directly into each book's world before they've even clicked a buy link.
"The Freddy Krueger of the writing world" needed a site that kept that same energy. Full multi-page build — books, a merch shop integration, a dedicated Transformation page, and a brand identity as relentless as the author herself. Built for Chicago. Built for legacy.
Horror doesn't have to be gloomy. It can be rich, jewel-toned, quietly unsettling. Holly's site leans into that: deep purple and magenta that feel sophisticated rather than heavy, with a clean layout that puts her anthology work front and center.
Two pen names. Two genres. One seamless site. Carly Black writes dark thrillers and horror; Carly Bryant writes spicy romance. The challenge was building a single destination that honors both identities without muddying either one — and a split-identity homepage that pulls readers to the right shelf.
Not a single client — a showcase of what's possible. Multiple custom designs (thriller, cozy mystery, dark romance, romantasy, and more) all wired to the same InkHub account. No templates. Every one built from scratch. Same live book data powering completely different sites — because no two authors should look alike.
A standalone thriller series built by a collective of authors — including Carly — with a site that matches the lantern-lit, blood-soaked atmosphere of the valley itself. Dark ink tones, aged paper, and a riddle game that pulls visitors into the world before they've read a word.
Twenty-two authors. Twenty-two tarot cards. Twenty-two standalone stories of thriller and horror. A site with the scope to match — featuring individual story pages, a full review system, ARC reader flow, and a reading order guide. One of the most complex builds in the portfolio.
A debut thriller author from Covington, Kentucky needed a site as atmospheric as his debut, Cat's Got Your Tongue. Deep midnight navy, smoke-blue accents, and a clean multi-page structure built to grow with his catalog.
Old gods, old debts, old ghosts — DS Raven's debut Marked by the Loa demanded a site that felt like a ritual. Deep black with electric purple, neon pink, and teal cutting through the dark. Intentionally non-uniform branding that signals "supernatural thriller" before a single word is read.
Dark thrillers — for readers who like their stories with teeth. Ivy Blackwell's site strips everything back to pure atmosphere: near-black with deep blood-red and a warm gold edge. Simple, sharp, and impossible to mistake for anything other than what it is.
"Stories that fuel nightmares." Jed Kent's site doesn't soften that promise. A JMA-style cinematic build — high-contrast black and blood red — for the author of the acclaimed Black Spots and bestselling My Daughter. Every design choice earns its place.
An emerging multi-genre indie author from Oklahoma writing dark romance and paranormal thriller. Her site needed to hold multiple genres without feeling scattered — deep charcoal with blood-red accents keeps the palette cohesive while the multi-page structure gives each side of her catalog room to breathe.