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Stalker/s… a fantastic new thriller release by Lauren J Hasbrouck
Fantastic news just in from Greyhart author, Lauren J Hasbrouck, whose latest novel has just been released by NineStar Press. Stalker/s is a horror thriller following a young man in the aftermath of a global pandemic that results in ‘stalkers’: ghoulish … Continue reading
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Tagged l.j. hasbrouck, lauren hasbrouck, lauren j hasbrouck, ninestar press, stalkers
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Honed thrills from Thomas Rydder
Dark fantasy, ancient shapeshifters in the Pennsylvania woods, ghostly bikers and the perils of dark magic… These are some of the tales cooked up in the imagination of author Thomas Rydder. After a while away, I am proud and delighted … Continue reading
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Tagged dark fantasy collection, horor fiction launch, new werewolf fiction, urban fantasy
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Reaper’s Walk — out now in audio
Don Franklin’s dark thriller of magic, revenge and demons is out now in audio. You can get Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone from Amazon or from Audible. The narrator is Jeane July. I got my copy this morning and I have to say … Continue reading
Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone — audiobook and a SEQUEL!
Great news for Don Franklin fans. First up, Don will be releasing an audiobook edition of his paranormal thriller, Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone. Secondly, the news that fans of the first book have been waiting for… he’s working hard on the second book in the series, … Continue reading
Limited offer: get this acclaimed supernatural thriller for free
Reaper’s Walk: Hellstone is one of the fastest paced and most disturbing books Greyhart Press has yet published. For a limited period, you can download the Kindle edition of this acclaimed horror thriller for free. Follow this link. Offer ends Monday July 12th Not … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, free kindle download, horror, kindle horror, paranormal thriller, vampire thriller
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Red Sky in the Morning – it’s launch day!
“… be prepared for tears as I challenge you not to fall in love with these characters…” – from an Amazon 5-star review Get your copy of the latest novel of romance and rebellion from #1 bestselling author, Bob Atkinson. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1746, Bonnie Prince Charlie, historical romance, scottish author
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Red Sky in the Morning gets 5/5 stars at RBD Reviews
Reviews by Dayna picked up Bob Atkinson’s new release and gave Red Sky in the Morning top marks. Here’s one of the comments: The vivid scenes he paints will take you there, where you’ll witness the struggle that could change … Continue reading
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Tagged 1746, 99c Kindle, alternative history, Bonnie Prince Charlie, culloden, historical romance, scottish author
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Waterloo and remembering our veterans
Today, as you’ll probably have noticed, is the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. One aspect of the battle that isn’t often mentioned is the reason for its name. The naming of battles isn’t always consistent and can tell … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Atkinson, British Army, culloden, fort william, Hougoumont, la belle alliance, Lochaber, SCottish Highlands, Veterans, waterloo
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Red Sky in the Morning
For anyone waiting for the sequel to Bob Atkinson’s 2012 bestseller ‘The Last Sunset‘, your wait is nearly over. ‘Red Sky in the Morning’ concludes the adventures of Andy Macmillan and the other cast of soldiers and vacationers stranded in the Scottish … Continue reading
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Tagged 1745, Bonnie Prince Charlie, culloden, fort william, Jon Banchick, Lochaber, scottish author, SCottish Highlands
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Greyhart editor releases debut adventure fantasy with an exotic setting
Congratulations to Terry Jackman, who did a great job editing some Greyhart titles a while ago, because her debut novel is on pre-order now, published by Dragonwell Publishing. I haven’t read the book myself, but I have read Terry’s work … Continue reading
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