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Cover Reveal: UNTIL THE SUN by Chandler Morrison

UNTIL THE SUN by Chandler Morrison

Responsibility. Authority. Mortality.

If you could liberate yourself of these burdens, would any cost be too great?

On a hot August night, a troubled fifteen-year-old boy with a tragic past wakes to find his tyrannical foster parents murdered by a trio of nocturnal, blood-drinking heathens. The killers give him the opportunity for a new life, one where he can be relieved of traditional hardships, vanquish his enemies, and attain a sense of true belonging…at the cost...

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Cover Reveal: THE Cadillac Man by John Wayne Comunale

THE Cadillac Man by John Wayne Comunale

Cover Artist: Paul Harrison

Publisher: Death's Head Press

Good does not exist. There is only the ever-swirling chaos of evil lurking just beyond the veil of our perception waiting to strike arbitrarily without purpose or reason. When evil throws its wiry tentacles out into our world leaving an inky black sludge of death, sadness, and destruction in their wake it’s done not out of maliciousness but at random with no forethought, no agenda....

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Side by Side Reviews: WITH TEETH by Brian Keene

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Night Worms Book Party: THE SHADOW OF THE VULTURE by Regina Garza Mitchell

SHADOW OF THE VULTURE by Regina Garza Mitchell

It's time for another Night Worms Book Party with the 9th book in the Splatter Western Series from Death's Head Press. You can watch Regina read from this book on our YouTube channel for Celebrate Horror 2021

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Side by Side Book Reviews: CRUEL SUMMER by Wes Southard

CRUEL SUMMER by Wesley Southard

Janine's Review:

There were several themes in Cruel Summer which grabbed me by the throat. And that’s not even including that horrific yet wholly enticing cover art. The first was that it was set in Florida which is one of my favourite places and there was even a reference to Disney World. Tick.

It delves deep into the relationship between a mother and her child. Gulp but tick.

And the abstract main character...

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