Today, I wanted to feature an excerpt from the awesome Devil’s Daughter, and…y’know…give Susan a chance to prove she can do more than get my goat <grinz> Devil’s Daughter Publication Date: September 6, 2012 No Boundaries Press BUY IT AMAZON | BARNES & NOBLE | NO BOUNDARIES PRESS BLURB: Lydia St. Clair was seventeen … More Excerpt: Devil’s Daughter by S.H. Roddey
I suppose I’d better preface this with the fact that Susan and I have known each other a long time…a LONG time. We’ve had more bizarre conversations and adventures together than we can probably remember (though give us a moment and we’ll probably bring up every detail to you over a four-hour period…). I know … More Guest Post: S.H. Roddey
Today, I’m proud and pleased to bring you a character post from an author I’m really excited about. I love stories about towns with mysterious, dark histories, and from what I’ve read of Natasha Troop’s Lakebridge books, she really captures those elements well and knocks it out of the park. I’m very pleased to … More Lakebridge: Summer by Natasha Troop
Today Herika R. Raymer is back, and talking about all sorts of awesome things! Inspiration, genre writing, editing, and the fabulous cooperative Imagicopter – it’s all here! I’m in awe of all the things Herika is involved in (and does so very well at), and I can add from experience that if you are a … More Guest Post: Herika R. Raymer
This week’s featured author is Herika R. Raymer! I’ve had the fortune of talking to Herika for a few months, and she’s amazingly involved in the writing scene. Writing, editing, and doing work for Imagicopter – she’s involved in it all. I was delighted when she agreed to be interviewed, because I love all the … More Author Interview: Herika R. Raymer
One more title to sate your scare appetite…This one is classified as drama, but I’m including it because I’ve read it and it has a delightful psychological horror feeling. Besides…how many people out there do you know that are afraid of dolls? Children are supposed to love their parents and vice versa. But what if … More Blog of Horrors: The Inheritance by Zillah Anderson
And you thought you were safe…I have some stragglers that I wanted to mention, because part of the fun of October is finding really good, scary stories to give you nightmares. You may remember E.A. Black from her work with Mocha Memoirs Press, but she’s been skilled in the scary before. Why not take a … More Blog of Horrors: The Oily by E.A. Black
A few things before this Fear Friday is finito (sorry, I couldn’t resist).. It intrigues me that all of the authors today are women. I didn’t intend for the coincidence when I wrote Tuesday’s post, but I think this just proves that the gentler sex can hold their own in horror – and with a … More Fear Friday: Blog of Horrors: NBP Horror in Print!
And now we come to our final title in the NBP horror lineup. I have my particular preferences for this one, obviously. It is the story of not only a hard way of life, but a hard winter that’s about to get even harder for a select group of woodsman. What happens when difficult individuals … More Fear Friday: Blog of Horrors: Mooner by Selah Janel
Back for more, eh? Well have I got a selection for you… Friendly trips up to secluded cabins. These are the stories that many things are made of: romance, relationships, murder… What happens when everyone you’re with is blinded to what’s really going on? What happens when you’re the only one who notices the danger, … More Fear Friday: Blog of Horrors: The Last Resort by Toy Davis
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