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Detective Trent Halloway is suffering from nightmares...It's no wonder they are coming true to form in this blood bursting gory nightmare.
When Detective Trent Holloway discovers the first victim mutilated with an axe, he thinks it's routine in the big city. Another serial killer is on the loose, until he reads the note in the victim's mouth, and finds the smell of sulphur at the crime scene missplaced. Soon, more horrifying brutality comes face to face with the people of Garrison City, as the serial killer who can change his fingerprints stops at nothing to find...the perfect woman. | |  | | THE RECKONING
A female serial killer obsessed with vampire novels, comes face to face with the king of vampires after she murders his daughter...
There is something immoral in Carper Falls, Maryland. Something beckoning the return of fire in the cold, and teeth to be seen even in the dark. Brenda Dajore. A young college woman is becoming obsessed with the occult. particulary vampires. Her father is an abusive man, who succumbs to dark antics, some of them bedroom related. A serial killer amidst the quiet town of Carper Falls is unleashing a horror among the parents. Several teenagers are found brutaly murdered. Across the street from Brenda's parent's home, quiet but friendly strangers move in. However the daughter of that family also b | |  | | THE SOUND OF HORROR
A collective work, featuring featuring: Joe McKinney (Dead City) John Edward Lawson (Last Burn in Hell, Discouraging At Best, The Troublesome Amputee) Eric Enck (Devotion) Joseph McGee, and Michael Laimo
Eric Enck joins forces with other talents including best selling author Michael Laimo in THE SOUND OF HORROR, a collective anthology.
Enck's story, ROCK AND ROLL IS DEAD tells the tale of a haunted radio station on Slaughter Beach in Delaware, where a DJ slowly becomes aware, the songs people are requesting from his station, are killing them. He also becomes aware very quickly, that the station may be haunted by more than just music, but also, by a mass murderer. |
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The Apostate
by Paul Lonardo
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 Chris has been fostered at the Crowley boot camp since he turned seven. At sixteen, he is finally ready to run away because his foster father is an abusive person who works Chris and the other children to the point of exhaustion. All he has left of h |
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