Abe Moss has been writing horror for as long as he can remember, moving between creature features, psychological horror, supernatural horror, and cosmic horror, and trying something a little different with each new book. He joins the Salt Lake Book Festival to talk about Morsels, a fast-paced supernatural nightmare that starts with a simple weekend away.

Connie is nervous to meet her boyfriend Evan’s family at their remote summer home, especially after he warns her that his parents are cold and unwelcoming toward outsiders. Instead, they greet her with open arms, and Evan is as thrown by the warmth as she is. Then Connie hears voices coming from the basement, calling out for help, and learns that once that door opens, it does not close again.

Moss has published more than two dozen books across his career, including The Restless Ones, A Ghost Arrives, Under the Wicked Moon, and the eight-book Dread Void series, and has built a readership that keeps coming back for more. Join him at the Salt Lake Book Festival for a conversation on family, basements, and the horror of finding out someone is exactly who they said they were not.