Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week …
Defensive wounds: the cuts and scratches we suffer trying to ward off harm, to fend off doom if only for a last moment…
Defensive Wounds & Other Stories brings together 17 haunting and haunted stories from author James Everington. In these tales you’ll find monstrous insects, strange men in the woods, visions born of heatstroke and heartache, and a very strange love affair indeed.
And you’ll find characters who, in their attempts to deny death and loss and despair, suffer the wounds of doing so, even as their efforts ultimately prove futile. Available now in paperback, with other editions to follow, you can grab yours here.
Dear viewer, welcome back to another episode of autopsy of the unsolved, today we dive into the bizarre and unsettling real case of bella riley’s disappearance. what really happened that fateful morning and who is to blame? but before we begin, let’s hear a word from our sponsor . . .
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Hayley Flynn’s life seemed perfect. Engaged to the love of her life, accepted into Harvard Law, and with a dream wedding dress picked out—nothing could go wrong. Until one fateful accident changes everything.
Waking in a world that looks familiar, yet feels completely alien, Hayley finds herself alone, confused, and desperate for answers. Along the way, Hayley meets Margaret, a Southern woman from a different era, and together they travel with a suspicious stranger named Evan on a strange mission to the nearest town.
The idyllic village, where everyone knows everyone, and kindness is found in abundance, made Eostre seem like a slice of heaven in an otherwise desolate world. But Eostre soon turns into a sugar-coated nightmare with a dire purpose. Can Hayley survive a fate worse than death, or will she become part of a never-ending Easter ritual? Available today in eBook and paperback, you can pick up your copy here.
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KEV HARRISON