
It’s our free eBook for September!
Presenting for your FREE read: HALLOWEEN PARTY ’21, a collection of short horror works by new and established literary voices certain to be a campfire favorite among horror lovers. An occult vampire and lycanthrope investigative duo are among the eerie characters inhabiting this one-of-a-kind anthology that includes 21 scary, original works sure to delight and terrify. From the disturbing undercurrents of “Insecticide” to the psychologically charged drama “Unwell” to the speculative thriller “Before She’s Gone Forever,” there’s an entire trick-or-treat bag of goodies awaiting you between the pages of this unique anthology.
ARE YOU READY FOR FALL? The creepy season of Halloween?
Check out this lineup!
East 55th Street Affair by James Goodridge
Aristotle’s Lantern by R. David Fulcher
Insecticide by Nancy North Walker
Hopscotch by Bernie Brown
The Halloween Hound by David Yurkovich
Unwell by Faye Perozich
He Knew Where She Was by Jeffrey D. Keeten
The Urraca Affair by James Goodridge
All Hallows’ by Morgan Golladay
Devil’s Throne by Morgan Golladay
Are You Lonesome Tonight? by Bernie Brown
The Hat by Russell Reece
Snail! Snail! Show Me Your Horns by J.C. Raye
Elevator of Blood by Robert Fleming
A Good Daughter by Kim DeCicco
Second Date by Morgan Golladay
Before She’s Gone Forever by Phil Giunta
Porch Ghost (a true story as recounted to Dianne Pearce)
Simply complete the form below and you’ll be sent an eBook of this collection free of charge. We’ll also add you to our free newsletter distribution list, from which you can unsubscribe at any time. Your email and other personal information will not be shared with anyone.
ALL BOOKS sent as eBooks: you will receive an email telling you how to download your free book to your device. Please don’t forget to redeem it 🙂
If you enjoy this title, please consider posting a review on the Amazon Product Page or the Goodreads Product Page.
Interested in learning about our author-family and publishing with us? If so, simply add a note in the comments section of the form. We’re happy to schedule a complimentary session on Zoom to discuss your publishing career. And check out our free events and resources.
So get yourself a PSL, and a free book, and settle down in your nearest cemetary for a cosy little read.
😉
Di and David
One response to “Can We Invite You To A Halloween Party?”
I am all in on this! What a great idea.