Death, Be No Proud edited by Thomas A. Erb.
Flesh Eaters by Joe McKinney (Pinnacle Books)
Dust and Decay by Jonathan Maberry (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers)
Rick Hautala
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cheerfulDark Quest Books is proud to announce the following new releases:
James Chambers’ Corpse Fauna: The Dead Bear Witness
Cornell was a modern-day John Dillinger who lived only for his own freedom.
When he went down for a life sentence after a bank robbery gone bad he thought it was a nightmare come true. But after a stint in solitary, his nightmare has only begun: While Cornell was in isolation, all around the world the dead had returned to life to prey on the living.
Phoebe Matthews’ Vampire Disaster (Book Two in the Turning Vampire Series)
A nice girl doesn’t bite. Unless she’s me.
Last fall I found a kindly vampire to turn me. It was that or die of an incurable heart defect at eighteen. Personally, I thought death at eighteen was premature and unacceptable. What I wanted was a long life.
Jennifer Brozek's Lady of Waiting In the City of Waiting
Welcome to the City of Waiting. Welcome to Shadeside.
From the moment Jane entered the city, she found herself a pawn in a dangerous game between rivals unknown to her. With no real memory of who she is or where she came from, Jane embarks on a quest to uncover her past as well discover who it is she promised to meet.
Patrick Thomas and John L. French’s Mystic Investigators: From The Shadows
In a bygone era, criminals owned the city but there were those willing to put on a costume to fight evil and corruption. Avenging the death of love ones, they fight in the night for those who cannot defend themselves. The Nightmare put on his mask to settle the score for his chauffeur's murdered daughter. The Pink Reaper donned her costume and gadgets to bring her uncle's killers to justice. And Nemesis, the daughter of night herself, fights both the evil in this world and her own missing memory. Together and separately they battle for those the system has forgotten or is simply powerless to stop, that is until Zeus, the king of the gods who stole Nemesis's memories, come back to finish the job and destroy anyone who dares stand in his way.
Danielle Ackley-McPhail’s Yesterday’s Dreams (Book One of the Eternal Cycle Series)
History...Legacy...Destiny...
Triggered by an act of self-sacrifice, all three converge upon Kara O'Keefe, transforming her simple life into one both magical and menacing.
Has she inherited the tenacious strength of her Celtic ancestors, or will she fall beneath the onslaught of uncompromising fate?
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uncomfortableFrom Danielle Ackley-McPhail:
"NEWSY Bits
Some excitement bubbling at the moment. First, yes, I came through the surgery fine, though I'm still not quite up to par.
Second, I have sold two stories to Weird Tales magazine, publication dates still pending. The first is a steampunk time travel piece called Looking Back. The second is a very bizarre little piece of flash fiction called Transcendence.
Third, Jonah Knight, a modern paranormal folk musician, and I have started a new project: A sound track based on the Eternal Cycle Series, my irish myth novels. Part of that news is the fact that Dark Quest Books will be re-releasing Yesterday's Dreams and Tomorrow's Memories, with a scheduled release date for book three, Today's Promise, set for Memorial Day Weekend, 2012...yes, I said 2012. There are some great and insane things in the works with more details to follow, but for all of you who have been clammoring for book three, the end is in sight! More on all of this later as details are ironed out and nailed in place!"
More news to come, as well as Reviews. Posting soon...
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"I Know Not should appeal to anyone who loves reading dark fantasy...it is an action-packed read that the most jaded fans of sword and sorcery will enjoy."-Douglas Cobb, Curled Up With A Good Book
To read the full review, click on the review site link.
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