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|  | | BEYOND THE FOREST'S EDGE. Cappawhite II
SEQUEL TO CAPPAWHITE. (released--July 07)
Announced, book of the year 08, AllbookReviews, Panama City and Canada
Thirty five long years have passed since the harrowing events at the village of Cappawhite.
Long enough for the villagers to purge those events from their minds and get on with their lives.
Two men, however, would never forget the carnage and the people who died on that rainy night. These men would carry the unspeakable horrors of the past to their graves.
The people of Cappawhite were about to be reminded though.
Something had returned to Cappawhite, something evil.
EXCERPT FROM CHAPTER 1 LOS ANGELES 2003 There had been no mourners at the open grave as they slowly lowered the casket down into the cold earth. Just professional men, paid to do a job. The priest had said a quick prayer and then it was over. The darkening clouds overhead and the almost gale force wind, made the undertakers glad it was a quick and short service. Nelson, the head grave digger, clumsily pulled out the little hip flask from his back pocket and took a sly swig. Then he awkwardly pushed the tarpaulin over the narrow opening and disrespectfully kicked the lone wreath | |  | | CAPPAWHITE
SUPERNATURAL. Editors choice, book of the year 2007-Allbook Reviews, Panama City and Canada.
Also, Runner up, Book of the year award, Spinetinglers.com June 07.
Re-released, July 09
(Synopsis) It was a strange series of events, that made ex cop, Otis Tweedy, and his wife Sarah, move across the atlantic to live in the small town of Cappawhite, Ireland.
And it was another strange set of circumstances that would not only threaten their sanity, but also their very existence. Something had happened to Sarah, something vile, something unmentionable, that even the church did not fully understand.
EXCERPT FROM CHAPTER 1
Bering sea, 1830.
Darkness enveloped the great Man-O- War as she climbed up into another mountainous wave, and violently lurched on a roll to port. The timbers masts and rigging creaked loudly from bow to stern, as they strained under a wind and sea so powerful that it threatened to break the vessel into a thousand pieces as the waves crashed around and over it. A mighty lightning bolt turned night into day as it forked its way majestically across the dark clouded sky, stretching its powerful talons over the sea, and betraying the c | |  | | DEAD VILLAGE, Cappawhite III
This is the last book in the Cappawhite trilogy.
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Supernatural. Bullied for most of his pain filled life, Joshua Morris, who feels God has deserted him, turns to the only place he knows for help. HELL!!!
Excerpt from chapter 10
He was on the third step, going up, when he heard Edwards voice behind him.br />
"Holy mother of..."br />
"What is it?" Tom choked, interrupting him again, as he turned back down into the dark cellar and moved forward.br />
Edward was coming toward him now, but he was moving backward, his flashlight beam directed at the small side room that lay in front.br />
Tom noticed he was fumbling with his holster as he tried to remove his gun.br />
Just as Tom approached him, he saw it. The large statue lik | |  | | Hot Sand / Cool Sea
A collection of short stories that crosses different genres.
Now released.
Voted book of the month, March 08.
All author's royalties from this book are to be donated to The Royal Victoria's Hospital for sick children in Belfast (cancer wards)
1/ Winnie's Tale 2/ I Am With You 3/ A Fine Justice 4/ The Sand Castle 5/ On Foreign Soil 6/ For The Love Of Grace 7/ Intimate Betrayal 8/ Bitter Regrets 9/ Angel in hell 1o/ Dark Enterprise 11/ Secret Lies |
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The Butcher's Boy
by M. R. Mathias
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 The Butcher's Boy
- 2011 Readers Favorite Award Silver Medal Winner in Horror - Fiction
A Paranormal/Chiller by Michael Robb
Thirty-one years ago, Buxly the Butcher went to trial for killing h |
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