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WEIRD RHODY by Paul Lonardo

WEIRD RHODY is a short story collection featuring five strange tales all set in Rhode Island and written by five Rhode Island authors. The anthology is a tribute to H.P. Lovecraft, the Ocean State's famed author of pulp horror.  
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Daddy's Girl by Lydia Graves

A Gothic nightmare.  
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  Vanessa Morgan

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Vanessa Morgan is the author of the horror books DROWNED SORROW and THE STRANGERS OUTSIDE. Both stories are now being turned into movies. She is also the creator of the popular Avalon Cat Cartoons.


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Praise for Vanessa Morgan: "The female version of Stephen King" - Pedro Chaves, director of Reiki "Vanessa Morgan has the gift of pacing and spookiness" - Scott Nicholson, author of They Hunger and The Farm "A startling new voice in horror" - Lucky McKee, director of May and The Woods "The scariest story of the year" - Sword and Sorcery "Drowned Sorrow is definitely creepy. Possibly even crawly. I wouldn't want to sleep in the same room with it" - Self-Publishing Review "A gripping horror novel" - Crystal's Book Reviews "Increasingly creepy atmosphere" - Monster Librarian "A good, creepy story" - The Horror Fiction Review "A racy thriller in the vein of Dean Koontz and John Saul" - Dirk Vandereyken, author of Baour and Fates Worse Than Death "An original twist to small-town ghost stories" - Target Audience Magazine "One of the creepiest stories ever" - Infonu