About Santa Claus Is Coming… To Kill:
RELEASED ON KINDLE AND PAPERBACK 12/9/2025
Imagine December, a month filled with joy and celebration… now replaced with kidnapping and death. It’s the world’s fault, really; perhaps even yours. Most stopped believing in Christmas magic and Santa. But instead of his magic disappearing, it grew dark. The innocence of children feed his new magic and December has become known as the Dark Month.
Each day the elves do Santa’s bidding, scouring towns to snatch children away from their homes and bring them back to the North Pole, eating any adult they can sink their claws into. And if you’re lucky enough to escape their grasps… you better hope they haven’t pierced your skin. Follow Olivia as she tries to avenge her family by taking down Santa once and for all. But she doesn’t realize Santa has other plans for her…
Trigger Warnings:
• Mental, verbal, emotional, and physical abuse
• Sexual Assault
• Gore and violence, violence against children
• Graphic torture
• Kidnapping
• Vulgar language throughout
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Author Bio:
Ella is a millennial autistic author who sprinkles her own relationship and overall life trauma into books to hopefully help others who have been in her shoes. Her debut novel Catching Ivy, a dark romance with morally gray characters, was published in January 2025. If you’re anything like her, you’re obsessed with horror. Her new anthology series, Knight Whispers, is a collection of horror-esque novellas, with the first book being The Fleshweavers Mask and latest, Santa Claus Is Coming… To Kill. She’s a nerd and avid gamer. She lives in upstate New York with her son, husband, two cats and twisted sense of humor.
When she’s not writing, she’s dreaming of the day someone finally brings back the dinosaurs. Coffee is addicted to her, but she doesn’t really mind, it helps to keep her imagination and sarcasm flowing. Her favorite hobby is feeding off the emotions of you, her readers. She uses your fear, excitement, and unease to fuel her writing. She gets excited knowing that when you read her books, you may start questioning your own reality. Equally, her goal is to help you discover a part of yourself to help you cope with any trauma in your own life.