Jeff Chapman
Supernatural mayhem in the Weird West
An enchanted blade. An evil old man. An ancient spirit behind a mask. The Weird West just gets weirder.
Orville and Jimmy are a pair of hucksters, struggling to scrape together enough coin for a square meal. While Orville angles for the big score, Jimmy hopes to make an honest buck for a day's work. When an old man calling himself Marzby asks for help with a supernatural pest, Orville smells opportunity. Jimmy smells danger.
In two shakes of a lamb's tail, Marzby imprisons Orville and only Jimmy can save him from a gruesome death. The price for Orville's life? Jimmy must retrieve an enchanted knife from inside Skull Hill and put it in Marzby's hands in three days time. With the blade in reach, Jimmy runs head on into more trouble: a shapeshifting opossum, a larger than average coyote and an ancient spirit determined to keep the blade where it is. Maybe the evil Marzby shouldn't have the blade, but without it, how is Jimmy going to rescue Orville?
The Black Blade is a weird western novel in Jeff Chapman's
Huckster Tales series, mixing horror, fantasy, and comedy in an Old West setting. Climb up in the wagon and follow Orville and Jimmy as they once again plunge over their heads into supernatural trouble.
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Christine Rains
Weaving Inuit myths with the modern day world.
Always read the fine print when making a bargain with a sea hag.
Lost
to the clutches of her grief of losing her mentor, Saskia Dorn welcomes
the opportunity to take down a warehouse of drug dealers. When their
leader makes a break for it, Saskia and her ex-boyfriend, Sedge, chase
the criminal shifter into the sea off the coast of northwestern Alaska.
Not only do they lose their quarry, but a vicious sea hag snatches
Sedge.
Saskia can’t take another loss and attempts to bargain
for Sedge’s life and the salmon totem the witch has trapped in her cave.
The sea hag wants only one thing: her long lost love. Who is dead. And
living under the freaking ocean with the Salmon People. Find the Salmon
People and return with the witch’s love before Sedge’s life is forfeit.
Simple, right? Yet she can’t leave the Salmon People’s land without
finding herself first.
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Catherine Stine
(writing this suspense novel as Kitsy Clare)
For these last weeks of February my publisher, Inkspell is offering the first ever sale of my romantic suspense, Private Internship. It's not strictly spec fiction, BUT… Sienna and Caz do a spooky Tarot reading on Halloween in an abandoned factory during New York’s Hurricane Sandy blackout… so it counts as psychological horror! Also, Sienna discovers a dreadful secret in her boss’s locked storeroom.
“What could be the worst secret you’d never want exposed? Find out what Caz is hiding that Sienna's trying to find. I was like WOW!!!”
-Undercover Reviews
“On a dark, stormy Halloween night sculptor, Caz and his intern, artist Sienna are trapped in the old sugar factory where he resides and works. Candles are lit. To keep occupied Sienna pulls out the Tarot cards and what do they reveal? Who is Casper Mason? What secrets is he concealing? Has he found the person who will emotionally break him?” -Reader review
Marked down to $0.99 from $2.99 it’s on sale only thru March 2:
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Gwen Gardner
A new blog header depicting my fictional town of Sabrina Shores, England, is motivating me to move forward on the next Indigo Eady Cozy Mystery, A Scandal in Boohemia.
Here's a sneak peek:
It's all about adulting when Indigo Eady purchases a new flat then has to figure out how to pay for it. Luckily she lands a temporary job at the local theatre as assistant stage manager. There's only one catch: she has to stop the gangster ghost from haunting her boss. No problem—except for the murderer running loose.
