TrineDay Books Releases New Titles Exploring Dark Realities

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- TrineDay Books, a small publishing house based in Eugene, Oregon, has announced the release of three new titles that delve into the darker aspects of human experience. These books, authored by Mike Codella, David Crawford, and Richard Syrett, promise to offer spine-tingling tales that will leave readers on edge.

Mike Codella, an NYPD Sergeant, has penned "The Evil that Walked New York," which chronicles his experiences tracking satanic rituals, ruthless biker gangs, and other criminal activities in New York City. Codella's book, based on his career as a law enforcement officer, explores the many faces of evil that lurk in the shadows. He details horrifying acts of human sacrifice and the sinister activities of cults and secret clubs, making a compelling case that evil is real and can manifest in various forms. Codella's work is a testament to the real-life horrors that can occur, challenging the notion that such events are confined to the realm of fiction.

David Crawford, a psychotherapist and author, has written "A Manual for the Dead." In this book, Crawford shares his personal experience of spending five days in a coma, during which he explored the dangers of spiritual deception surrounding death. Crawford's account is unique in that it focuses on what he did not see or encounter, rather than what he did. He delves into the biblical teachings concerning death, eternity, and spiritual warfare, offering a respectful discussion on the topic. Crawford's book is timely, as interest in near-death experiences and life after death continues to grow, and it serves as a reminder to place one's confidence in the truth of God's Word.

Syrett provides meticulously researched accounts of rock legends whose deaths have been written off as accidents or suicides. He uncovers credible evidence of foul play, cover-ups, and hidden agendas, offering alternative narratives supported by little-known facts, declassified documents, and insider testimonies. Syrett's book encourages readers to decode the hidden messages and agendas interwoven into pop culture, promoting critical thinking and a deeper understanding of the music industry's hidden puppet masters.

In addition to the new releases, TrineDay Books has also announced the availability of three previous favorites. "Axes of Evil" by T. C. Elliott recounts the ax-man murders of 1912 in Louisiana and Texas, which remain unsolved. Elliott's book explores the ritual murders, voodoo mayhem, and the wholesale killings that occurred, leaving a bloody trail across two states. "My Cosmic Trigger" by Matthew Vaughn is a personal exploration of contact with ultra-terrestrials, cryptids, and archetypes from the collective unconscious. Vaughn's account, spanning 25 years of shamanistic spiritual approaches, challenges the notion that reality is more bizarre than we can imagine. Finally, "Houses of the Holy" by Mark Harris details Harris's struggle to uncover the truth behind foster-child abuse and domestic violence. His efforts to right wrongs were met with strong local opposition, and Harris's book exposes the unholy alliances and the stranglehold of religion and money on politics and law enforcement.

TrineDay Books, founded in 2002, has a history of publishing books that challenge official history and offer alternative narratives. The company's first publication was a reprint of Antony Sutton's classic, "America's Secret Establishment." TrineDay believes in the Constitution and the common right of free speech, and its books continue to push the boundaries of conventional thinking.