Judith Sonnet

Jodi was driving her children to college when The Man got in their car. Uninvited, unwanted, and unhinged... The Man has no name, but he does have a gun... a knife... and a bag of "toys". What starts as a forced ride into the desert escalates into a disturbing series of crimes and assaults. Jodi and her children will soon pray for death. WARNING: This novella is incredibly disturbing. It features graphic scenes of sexual violence, torture, and gore. It is not intended for easily offended readers. The print edition of this book includes an exclusive short story, which is not availble on ebook. It is also gross and disturbing.

An Extreme Novella

No One Rides For Free

No One Rides for Free 

MAGICK

Tabby thought she'd never see her child again. Missing for eight months, all hope seemed lost in finding six-year-old Riley. But then, Tabby wakes up one morning to find a brown lunch bag on the porch. Inside is a burner phone and a picture of Riley... with a decapitated head on her lap. Now, Tabby Moss has to prove that she'll do anything to save her daughter and have her returned. She'll do whatever the fiends who are holding her captive want. No matter how sick. No matter how depraved. No matter how EVIL. It's a twisted game of life and limb, wherein Tabby must prove to a psychopath (and his hoard of online followers) that her daughter is worth saving! WARNING: This is an extreme horror novel. It contains extended sequences of violence, self harm, bullying and sexual abuse that could offend sensitive readers.

An Extreme Horror Novel

For the Sake of

When the world ended ... we were left to fend for ourselves. Trapped in a mental health clinic, we watched from our window as everything around us fell to pieces. This is not a zombie apocalypse. It's not a nuclear holocaust either. And it's no plague ... but it's something worse. Something we couldn't have predicted. If this is the Rapture ... then it isn't at all like what the Bible described. We were all lied to. The afterlife is no place of peace and rest. Heaven is no paradise. We are watching the world as it tears itself apart ... and we are terrified of what is going to happen to us after we die. Judith Sonnet presents a dark vision of apocalyptic and psychological horror. PSYCH WARD BLUES also contains additional splatterpunk horror stories! WARNING This book contains graphic content. "PSYCH WARD BLUES by Judith Sonnet will take you by surprise. The violence is extreme, the action intense, and the emotions raw and honest. Apocalyptic horror with heart. What more could you possibly ask for?" Gord Rollo, author of Jigsaw Man. "Judith once again succeeds in combining gore and emotion. There's not a bad story in this book." Aiden Messer, author of Pet.

Psych Ward Blues

Jump Scare

Something Akin to Revulsion

Torture the Sinners!

Greta's Fruitcup

Repugnant

Clyde thinks he's in luck when the hottest babe on campus starts asking after him . . . Until he's confronted by her ex. A jock, who claims that Amira isn't all she seems to be. And that getting her too bed . . . might not be a great idea. Ignoring his warnings, Clyde meets up with Amira, hoping to have some fun. But he quickly learns that something unnatural is going on inside Amira's body. Something . . . inhuman. WARNING: This is an extreme horror short. If you don't crude content or gore . . . don't read this story.

An Extreme Horror Short

Tapewyrmin'

Flo is having a strange night. She's a redneck, trailer trash girl, living with an abusive asshole, estranged from her neglectful parents, and angry at the folks who've constantly wronged her. And she's just given birth . . . to something she doesn't understand. It was supposed to be a baby. A boy or girl, she didn't know. Instead . . . what came out of her was . . . demonic. And it just might be the violent solution to all her worries. Mixing Bizzaro and Splatterpunk together, Judith Sonnet's FETAL BACKWASH is the redneck answer to Ira Levin's Rosemary's Baby that you didn't know you were hoping for! Warning: This book is unapologetically offensive. It is not intended to be read by people who don't like to be offended. If you need specific trigger warnings . . . this book ain't for you.

Fetal Backwash

A family is trapped in their car while a blizzard rages on, and they realize that they are being watched. . . A strange man sits in a subway, promising death to come . . . The lead singer of a brutal metal band tears up the lives of all who encounter him . . . And a nameless narrator chronicles his internet activity for a week, as his algorithm has decided to show him the worst of humanity. Three stories. A chiller, a speculative piece, a transgressive nightmare, and an extreme horror tale . . . DOOMSCROLLING is a paperback exclusive intended for readers who like their books problematic and dark.

And Other Stories

Doomscrolling

After their bassist decides to quit the band, Geriatric Genocide is low on moral. They want to be the next big thing in metal ... but the remaining members are just stuck at home. Growing old ... but not growing up. It's decided that they will go into the forest for a photoshoot, which should lift their spirits ... But things go wrong for the band members (Virtue, Mort, and Rufus) when they are forced into a cave. A dark place, where something evil, ancient, and hungry lurks! From the twisted mind of Judith Sonnet, author of NO ONE RIDES FOR FREE, comes a love letter to metal, horror, and unbreakable friendships. A coming-of-age story, laced with gory and demonic depravity! "Interesting characters and prose that pulls you in leads to a climax of super-splatter that will have fans of Extreme Horror quivering in gooey excitation! Not for the squeamish! -- William Schoell (Author of Saurian)

A Horror Novella

Beast of Burden

Gathering together some of the newest and boldest voices in modern splatterpunk, Judith Sonnet invites you to spend an evening in The Scrapyard. A dark, dirty place, where vile stories are told! Prepare yourself for a bad hair day from hell . . . Spend time in the basement of a killer with an oral fixation . . . Journey to the Old West, where two men are in fierce competition for a woman's hand . . . Flip through the pages of an ancient tome, with the power to kill those who dare to read it . . . And experience unbridled horror at the hands of an amateur surgeon . . . All these stories and much more await you in SCRAPS . . . the hardest of hardcore horror anthologies! WARNING: This book features disturbing content.

A Horror Anthology

Scraps

Deep Dark

Lori Lyric has woken up from a nightmare. Now ... she's in HELL. Violence is spreading through the city like an epidemic, and Lori's vivid dreams seem to be guiding her toward a confrontation with a vile and wicked cult, run by a pair of demonic twins. Meanwhile, her friends, neighbors, and even her enemies are fighting their own brutal battles with the supernatural. From a blind man who survives a mass shooting, to a creep that stalks the park at night, to an academic who believes he has all the answers . . . No one is safe! Before long, the undead begin to rise and swarm, throwing an already crumbling city into apocalyptic chaos! Filled with splatter, decayed ghouls, Lovecraftian gods, and Italian cinema references, HELL: CITY OF THE KILLING DEAD is a psychotronic assault on the senses and logic!

City of the Killing Dead

Hell

A collection of LGBTQ+ horror and splatterpunk from the depraved author of NO ONE RIDES FOR FREE, SUMMER NEVER ENDS, and THE CLOWN HUNT. THEY WANT US GONE is a dark, angry, violent, and tragic collection of horror through a queer lens. From the distant future to the startling present, each story is laced with blood, horror, and vindication. Meet a trans woman possessed by vengeful spirits. See a vile bigot get her comeuppance, Learn about the Little Gods that live inside our bodies... THEY WANT US GONE is a confrontational and sorrowful collection, and it should be read with an open heart and steeled nerves. TRIGGER WARNINGS: This book deals with themes of homophobic violence, upsetting current events, depression, suicide, and heartbreak. It is not recommended for sensitive readers. It is avidly pro-queer.

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