Beyond the Wail: 12 Grave Stories of Love and Loss
10/10/15
Today is the day. Beyond the Wail: 12 Grave Stories of Love and Loss has been released! Let me tell you a bit more about it:
What is
it about fear and the unknown that pulls so passionately at the human
heart? Perhaps we are drawn not to the darkness itself, but to the
resolution, the overcoming of what we most deeply dread. After all, the
more terrible the struggle, the greater the victory when it comes at
last. Presented in this anthology are twelve remarkable stories of the
darkness that overshadows us, and the resolution that may be found
beyond them. They are stories of fear and oppression, but ultimately
stories of hope, stories that will take you BEYOND THE WAIL.
Of Mice and Monsters by Tirzah Duncan: Troubled by ghosts within and without, Benjamin struggles to become the man his girlfriend needs instead of the monster he is.
Go Gentle by Julie Barnson: After the death of her boyfriend, a young musician uses her talents and a fabled violin to stop the fatal accidents at a dead man’s curve.
Dead Water by Amanda Banker: A stalled truck, an abandoned graveyard, and a town not found on any map take two brothers on a detour they’ll never forget.
Cold Spot by Jay Barnson: When a laptop is stolen from their computer security company, two high school buddies go to extremes to investigate. But, will they manage to return?
The Weeping Lady by A. F. Stewart: Eva Douglas must face her mother issues, past and present, when the disappearance of her sister forces a confrontation with a terrifying ghost.
The Poltergeist and Aunt Betty by Ginger C. Mann: Aunt Betty is eccentric, but how much is ghost, how much is medication, and how much is just plain crazy?
The ‘Grim’ Reaper by L. K. McIntosh: When a soul reaper loses the source of their power, they must either find the witch who stole it or a new purpose for living.
Shrine of Mirrors by F. M. Longo: A spy on a mission becomes a believer in the supernatural when the theft of three ancient relics threaten to bring down the empire.
Dead Man Hocking by T.N. Payne: A world-weary zombie learns to beware what you wish for, and not all sure bets are worth the gamble.
St. Peter’s Fish by Alex McGilvery: Sam is a walking disaster of biblical proportions, but how much is he willing to sacrifice to escape, and will the Powers That Be allow it?
The Diorama by Sebastian Bendix: A play set turns life around for Martin Taper, but things take a turn for the worse when he neglects it and the lonely child obsessed with it.
Date Due by Danielle E. Shipley: A magic library’s guardian determines to protect her treasured books, whether their authors elect to do things the easy way . . . or the fatal one.
Foreword by J. Aurel Guay
A few exciting things that are happening over the next couple of weeks, to celebrate the release of this FANTASTIC anthology:
You might ask by this point, where can I actually GET the book. Well, let me show you! Right now it is available in both paperback and ebook forms. Click the pictures below to be taken to Amazon!
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Once you've read the book, please feel free to leave a review on Amazon, but a review on Goodreads is also helpful as well! Click the logo below to be taken to the book's Goodreads page.
Well, I am pretty excited about the release of this book. I'll be posting and reposting a lot over the next couple of weeks, so please remember to follow me on social media! Thanks for reading!
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