(12/20) Weekly Ebook Giveaway Prizes |
As a thank you to our regular readers, we will be giving three ebooks away to three winners each week from over 40 different ebook titles (and growing). Each week, the winners and the new ebook prizes will be
announced. Of course, your reviews on Amazon and Goodreads are always appreciated.
This Week's Ebook Prizes: |
Addicted to the Dead by Shane McKenzie |
What if eating the walking dead was the only way to ensure you don't become one? Shortly after you die, you wake up. Lost, confused, and scared. It happens to everyone. But if you ingest the meat of the dead, you can avoid this fate. You can rest in peace. People fear death, fear the unknown, so they eat their portion of dead meat every
day, even though the meat itself takes away their ability to have children. But if you consume too much of it, or the meat is properly aged, it becomes a highly addictive drug, transforming those who are addicted-the meatheads-into emaciated husks of their former selves, only able to focus on getting their next fix. Paco's family is dead, and he is alone...until his dead little sister Sophia speaks. But the dead can't talk, can't think. Sophia is special, maybe the link between the living
and the dead, and Paco takes her to the city to find a doctor that can help her, figure out what's making her so...alive. But Paco and Sophia quickly find out that the city isn't safe, that the streets are infested with meatheads. And that they are the only children there. Calico, the city's most feared killer, works for Ted Fleet, the man behind Ted Fleet's Dead Meats, the leading dead meat company in the country-but Ted Fleet is also in charge of the city's illegal meat distribution and
Corpse Snuff business. Ted Fleet is holding Calico's dead daughter Beauty hostage while he forces the killer to go out on jobs for him. Then Calico is sent to pick up a little dead girl, one that can talk, can think like she's alive. Calico hopes maybe this girl can help Beauty, that maybe she is the key to changing everything. But when he finds out Ted Fleet's plans for her, he knows he has to stop him. From the disturbed mind of Shane McKenzie comes this extreme tale of the
undead.
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The Ravine by William Meikle |
Cavalry officer Stephens wants to keep his troopers safe, but when he is pulled into the oldest conflict of them all, he must choose - to serve, or to die. Saloon-hand Jacob wants to live a quiet life, play his fiddle, and sink a few beers. But something has come to his town-something old, hungry, and far from quiet. Farmer Joe
Clancy wants to keep his herd alive long enough to be able to sell them and save his farm. But first, he has to save his family, as death stalks the corrals. To fight the growing menace, the three men must confront their inner demons and an all too real evil, one that threatens the lives of everyone it touches.
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New Moon on the Water by Mort Castle |
In a smoky, after hours jazz joint where almost nobody ever dies, or the ranch house next door owned by a monster, or a high rise elevator in which raging terror awaits the next passenger, these brilliant stories discover a world you thought you knew--and a darker one you will never forget. With 13 stories never before collected, NEW MOON ON THE
WATER is Mort Castle's first new collection in a decade, presenting the best short fiction of the writer deemed a "horror doyen," "the Charles Dickens of horror," and "the master of contemporary horror."
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(12/13) Weekly Ebook Giveaway Winners! |
The three winners of last week's ebook prizes have been chosen at random from our newsletter subscriber list. Their e-mail domains have been starred out for privacy purposes. The winners have also been
e-mailed regarding their ebook prizes.
And the winners are...
Glimpses: The Best Short Stories of Rick Hautala |
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The Walls of the Castle by Tom Piccirilli |
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Didn't win? If you're reading these words you've been automatically entered for this week's prizes, so make sure to check back next Friday! |
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