Justin Robinson

James Roy Daley

Ian Covey is a doppelganger. A mimic. A shapeshifter. He can replace anyone he wants by becoming a perfect copy; taking the victim's face, his home, his family. His life. No longer a man, but a hungry void, Ian Covey is a monster. David Tirado is a massive, hideous colony organism, a gestalt entity. The sum of Covey's discarded parts. A roiling, chaotic patchwork of vast and varied personalities, memories, and physical forms that used to be a man many men David Tirado is a monster. Sophie Tirado's identity has been eroded by the tides of a long relationship, and now the man she gave herself up for has been stolen away and replaced by a mimic. Caught between the Doppelganger and the Gestalt Entity, she will try to save her husband, but there might be nothing left of him. Virtue has a veil, vice a mask, and evil a thousand faces. "Move over Stephen King. Justin Robinson is an author to watch." Gail Picado, author of Murder at Sea "Justin Robinson has done it again. By taking one of the most flesh-crawling fiends one can imagine and turning him into a protagonist, we're given a unique spin on body horror that fans of classic Cronenberg would kill to dig their painfully mutating claws into." Scott Closter, creator of SPi and Space Doubles "Horror novelist Justin Robinson doesn't simply slip into the genre with his new novel Everyman, he creates a disturbing, yet satisfying impact that will ripple shock waves for some time. Riddled with subplots, treachery, and betrayals, Robinson's novel rings with an air of suspense, surprises, and unexpected twists. Wonderfully spooky and spellbinding, the pieces of the intricate puzzle come together with a zing that is sure to startle readers." J.T. Seate, award-winning author of Secret Desires "Justin Robinson has captured an dying art and made a truly nail biting, freeze locking book for all horror readers to enjoy." Kristal McKerrington, author of Calling You Home "Trust me, we're not related, nor am I saying this because he's my namesake. The universe has been awfully generous to this other Robinson, a deservedly rising talent in cross-genre horror and humor, though he can do either one individually, no sweat. Everyman exemplifies this, and delivers something sorely lacking these days: fresh ideas in a fresh voice that thrusts you immediately into the very yolk of it all. It's a cop-out to say he's an elegant Stephen King, because even though he is, Justin Robinson is also much more than that." Mike Robinson, author of Prince of Earth "Robinson gives "Identity Theft" a horrible new meaning as he weaves a dark modern fable of loss, consequences, and the ultimate question of who we are." Clinton Wolf, writer of Zombie Ranch "When I first picked up Everyman, I was reminded of the morality play with the same name. While there are underlying themes that are similar, Justin Robinson's story stands on its own. Using a rich, vivid writing style, Robinson has created a tale of horror, mystery, and intrigue that will keep you reading, and guessing, until the final page. With characters torn by indecision and uncertainty, Everyman will leave you enthralled." Weston Kincade, author of A Life of Death "With Everyman, Robinson strips us of our identity and leaves us asking not only who we are, but who is the person lying next to us at night. This confusion breeds a specific kind of terror, which Robinson nurtures throughout his novel, reminding us that the end of all we love is only the slip of the mask away." Tonia Brown, author of Badass Zombie Road Trip

Everyman

Mark Matthews

Meet Macon. Tattoo artist. Athlete. Family man. He's planning to run a marathon, but the event becomes something terrible. During a warm-up run, Macon falls prey to a bizarre man and his wife who dwell in an underground drug-smuggling tunnel. They raise their twin children in a way Macon couldn't imagine: skinning unexpecting victims for food and money. And Macon, and his family, are next. "An ordinary running trail becomes the most terrifying place on the planet for Mark Matthews' troubled, likeable, marathon-running, tattooed, hipster protagonists and their young daughter. But, for the horror-show clan living under that trail - who subsist on flesh and bath salts in a nightmare orgy of blood and crazy - the hipsters are a rare treat indeed. As the family v. family showdown transpires underground and off the beaten path, the vulnerability of running on a trail - alone but for the watchers in the woods - makes the setting unique and well-crafted. Written with verve, surprising compassion, and bite, On the Lips of Children is a seriously demented must read." Sacha Z. Scoblic, author of Unwasted: My Lush Sobriety "Mark Matthews' On the Lips of Children is a sprint down a path of high-adrenaline terror that never offers the comfort of monsters you can dismiss by reminding yourself "there's no such thing as..." The story alternates between harsh reality and an almost dream-like surreality while never losing sight of the real heart of good storytelling. Matthews demonstrates that you don't have far down to go to reach the underworld, yet the road back up is a lot harder run than anyone is prepared to make." Bracken MacLeod, author of Mountain Home "On the Lips of Children by Mark Matthews, is a dark, terrifying page-turner. It's Stephen King's Misery on bath salts. In a cave. It scared the crap out of me. The story was original. The characters were fascinating, exposing the reader to worlds foreign to most of us. Matthews has a knack for pacing his story then jolting the reader with a frightening plot twist. I was impressed by how he wrapped up the ending. Read this book." Michele Miller, author of The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery, an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award quarterfinalist "Mark Matthews' keen ability to bring his own very real personal experiences to life in the guise of fiction, in this instance delightfully horrific fiction, makes even the macabre relatable." Peter Rosche, author of My Dead Friend Sarah "On the Lips of Children pulled me in early on. Within the first chapters, Mark's well-paced plot had me experiencing every footstep with him, riveted. By the time their daughter Lyric's perspective engulfed me, the story was whirling by, her innocence eating at my heart, each stride drawing me from one word to the next. Who knew an innocent run through the park could be so startling and gruesome? Fans of thrilling chases and horrifying tales where family and innocence hang in the balance will certainly enjoy On the Lips of Children." Weston Kincade, author of A Life of Death "Mark Matthews' novel On the Lips of Children is a brutal, intense ride of claustrophobic horror and gritty, page-turning suspense. This is dark fiction at its visceral, chilling best." Jan Kozlowski, author of Die, You Bastard! Die! "On the Lips of Children is dark and gritty. Even the peaceful moments feel dangerous. Always on the border of safety, danger, and death. Readers beware." Jay Wilburn, author of Loose Ends

On the Lips of Children

Matt Hults

ONE NIGHTMARE ENDS Serial killer Kale Kane has finally died, having survived five years in a coma after a shootout with police. But is his reign of terror truly over? When he died, Kane took the reasons for his atrocities with him, along with the answer to a question police never got to ask: did he work alone? AND A NEW HORROR BEGINS. Mallory Wiess is a typical teenage girl or so it seems. When she moves to rural Minnesota with her father and younger brother, she quickly discovers her new home won t be as boring as she d feared. Who is the dark figure watching her from the house across the street? What is the shape hanging in the shadows of the old barn behind the neighborhood? And why has someone begun digging up graves at the ancient cemetery in the forest? Soon Mallory will learn the truth. For she has attracted the attention of a killer, a ruthless predator who believes only her death will finish the work Kale Kane began, and unleash an evil that has faded into legend. In the end, one night will decide if the dead will rise. Matt Hults delivers a crackling, creepy tale. A fast-paced read with a generous body count, Husk will make your skin crawl. Scott Nicholson, Bestselling author of They Hunger Remember the first time you read Joe Lansdale s The Drive-In, or Freezer Burn? Remember how exhilarated you felt as you tore through the pages as Lansdale kept knocking your jaw to the floor with his endless inventiveness, unexpected belly-laughs, and those even more unexpected moments of terror and pathos? Miss that feeling of being completely at the mercy of a writer s imagination and boundless energy for his subject? Fret no more, friends you now have Matt Hults s Husk. This sucker is the real thing, an in-your-face, rollicking, scary, funny, and unexpectedly poignant potpourri of a horror story, an unabashed and unapologetic throwback to the early pulps infused with a vindictive modern-day sensibility that will have your head spinning and your mouth hanging open. It doesn t get any more fun than this. Gary A. Braunbeck, winner of the Bram Stoker Award and International Horror Guild Award, author of Coffin County and Destinations Unknown Suspenseful and gruesome, with just the right leavening of hopefulness and nod-wink humor. Dr. Kim Paffenroth, Bram Stoker Award Winner for Dying to Live. Husk is wild, bloody, scary, action-packed, and entertaining as hell. Matt Hults seems to be having a blast telling his tale, and I had a blast going along for the ride. Great fun Jeff Strand, Bram Stoker Nominated Author of PRESSURE "'Husk' is a chilling and relentless tale that will make you want to check your closets, lock your windows and keep an eye in your review mirror...but don't think that'll save you " Fran Friel, Bram Stoker Nominated Author of Mama's Boy Husk is violent, intense and terrifying. The characters are as real as you and I, and every triumph is rapturous while every death is harrowing. Matt Hults proves himself as a master of the genre with his striking debut novel. It will leave you feeling skinned alive and dying for more. Joel A. Sutherland, Bram Stoker Nominated Author of Frozen Blood I have come across some pretty mind-blowing demons on paper, on the big screen, and especially in my mind. But the Husk Matt Hults created in this his first novel breaks all my thresholds for fear, and believe me I have built some pretty sound barriers in my time. Giovanna Lagana, author of With Black & White Comes the Grey Includes previews: James Roy Daley's Terror Town James Roy Daley's Into Hell

Husk

Killer on the warpath. Monsters on the street. Vampires in the night. Zombies on the hunt. Welcome to Terror Town. The place where no one is safe. Nothing is sacred. All will die. All will suffer. From the twisted mind of James Roy Daley, author of THE DEAD PARADE, INTO HELL, and 13 DROPS OF BLOOD, comes one of the most violently brutal stories ever told. Terror Town isn't for the faint of heart. Adventure, fear, and mayhem await - delivered through an omnipresent viewpoint reminiscent of the early works of Stephen King and John Saul. Five stars Matt Hults, author of Husk Do you remember discovering Robert R. McCammon, or King's Carrie? Reading Terror Town you'll experience that same dark funhouse gravity. Spare but cinematic, the pace is crisp and moves well. Recommended Author, Simon McCaffery This book is the most disturbing, graphic, and disgusting book I've read in my entire life, hands down. I've never come across a story that is as horrifyingly brutal than this. That being said, you MUST read it Eliose J. Knapp, author of The Undead Situation The scariest book I have ever read in my life. Cynthia Gould, High Heels Lo Fi Twisted, unpredictable, and deliciously morbid, Terror Town has it all: horrifying creatures, vampires, zombies, and one of the best-written, sadomasochistic serial killers since 'Buffalo Bill.' Terror Town is the ultimate Scarefest Lipstick Indie

Terror Town

From the author of THE DEAD PARADE, INTO HELL, & TERROR TOWN comes 13 tales of horror, suspense, and imagination. 13 Drops of Blood has new spins on your old favorites, plus a whole lot more. Enter the gore-soaked exhibit, the train of terror, the graveyard of the haunted. Meet the scientist of the monsters, the woman with the thing living inside her, the living dead... James Roy Daley unleashes quality horror stories with a flair for the hardcore. Not for the squeamish, nor is this collection for those who like their horror diluted with unnecessary drivel. A collection that goes for the throat in ways you've never expected-- There are reasons why people are talking about the things that creep from James Roy Daley's mind and onto the page, and 13 of them are right here, waiting for you.

13 Drops of Blood

Weston Kincade

Homicide detective Alex Drummond is confronted with the past through his son's innocent question. Alex's tale of his troubled senior year unfolds revealing loss, drunken abuse, and mysterious visions of murder and demonic children. Is he going insane? With the help of his close friend Paige Kurtley, Alex must find the source of his misfortune and ensure his sanity. "A well written story that flows off the page." Coral Russell, author of Amador Lockdown "Another awesome book by Weston Kincade - a paranormal coming-of-age mystery page turner. I could not put it down... I promise you will not be disappointed with this one." Chantale, Geeky Girl Reviews "A Life of Death is a completely amazing story. Fans of paranormal mystery and suspense stories should enjoy this book. Definitely give it a read as soon as you can!" K. Sozaeva, Now is Gone "A Life of Death is my favorite kind of book, characters' emotions are painted in details. It's so vivid and alive I get a sense that Alex, the main character, is a younger version of Weston himself. This book in beautiful in unexpected ways." Helmy Parlente Kusuma, author of There is Hope "A Life of Death is quite simply, absolutely superb. I loved this book, it was an emotional and entertaining journey that had me hooked." David King, An Eclectic Bookshelf "A very good story." Kathleen Brown, author of The Personal Justice Series "The title drew me in and the novel itself is an experience that should not be left unread." Bruce Blanchard, author of Demon's Daughter "Mr. Kincade did a wonderful job telling this story. The characters are well developed and easy to relate to. I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this book." Christi, Alaskan Book Cafe

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