Face down your family's monstrous progenitor in another dimension and save the world (then go home alone), or embrace your powers, become a cult leader, and end it all in fire and smoke to avoid going through a double-break-up with both your partners at once? That's a tough one...

Wes Porter is an eldritch, insanity-inducing playboy with some tough choices to make, and a terrible track record of doing the right thing. His girlfriend is literally addicted to him, his boyfriend thinks he's a much better man than he actually is, and all he's really good at is hurting people. When he sees three visions of the future - three paths of what could be - he knows it's up to him to do something. Especially because both versions of the coming apocalypse appear to be his fault.

Wes must tackle his complex relationships with his cannibal, soothsayer cousin and invulnerable, godly sister to face the coming storm... while his childhood friend summons an unwelcome ancestor of hers for added "support". The last thing any of them need is for a mythological figure to start judging their actions, but if the world stands any chance of surviving eldritch gods and monsters, it needs all the help it can get...

THE DAY WE ATE GRANDAD is a dysfunctional family cosmic horror novel where myth meets mythos, for fans of MERLIN, WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS, THE MAGNUS ARCHIVES, and THE CALL OF CTHULHU, with themes of bereavement and grief, generational trauma, and a strong dash of Welsh mythology.