FREE/BARGAIN - Horror/Supernatural

[Dr. Drib]

I used to have this, but never read it. Love these old Zebra covers. (You had me at the first eyeball.)

I think I'll buy this and give it a shot. I'll probably put the Zebra cover on my purchase.

Number 6 in the Resurrected Horror Series.

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Number 6 in the Resurrected Horror Series.

I saw the blue tag in the corner, but didn't know what it signified. Here's a like to the publisher's page for Resurrected Horror.

I'm pretty sure I picked up Undertaker's Moon from B&N back in my Nook days.

These sorts of reprints of forgotten schlock are my favorite thing to buy as ebooks.

[Dr. Drib]

Thanks for the link on these. I didn't realize there were that many.

By the way, the prices on Amazon seem to be about $1.00 LESS than from the publisher (with the exception of that Stephen R. George title).

[BetterRead]

The 1987 cult classic Live Girls by Ray Garton is currently $0.99 at Amazon US.

The garish neon lights of New York City’s Times Square can be very seductive. And so can the promises of dark pleasures on the seedier side streets. To Davey Owen, the lure of a glowing sign advertising “Live Girls” was too hard to resist. He was looking for a little entertainment. He found instead a nightmare in the form of a beautiful but strangely pale woman. A woman who offers him passion, ecstasy — and eternal life — but takes in exchange his lifeblood and his very soul.

And, since we're sharing old PB covers, I have this one sitting on a shelf. (Though I have yet to read it.)

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by BetterRead

The 1987 cult classic Live Girls by Ray Garton is currently $0.99 at Amazon US.

Hey, thanks for that. I thought I had Live Girls in ebook, but I don't. Though I do have many Ray Garton ebooks and paperbooks, including the Leisure reprint of Live Girls with this cover.

And, since we're sharing old PB covers, I have this one sitting on a shelf. (Though I have yet to read it.)

Your cover is definitely better, It kinda looks like each new cover for Live Girls is less good than the one that preceded it.

[Dr. Drib]

Originally Posted by BetterRead

The 1987 cult classic Live Girls by Ray Garton is currently $0.99 at Amazon US.



And, since we're sharing old PB covers, I have this one sitting on a shelf. (Though I have yet to read it.)

That one I STILL have, in perfect condition. (In the cover from this quote.)

[ReadingManiac]

Originally Posted by ZodWallop

Nightscape by Stephen R. George is $0.99 at Amazon US.

I bought the book, but haven't read it yet. I mainly know Stephen R. George because his books were published by Zebra Horror in the '80's. I posted the original glorious cover below the synopsis.

80p in UK. I'm tempted to just grab it but I've ordered a sample and will make a point of reading it today to decide whether it's for me. The blurb sounds really interesting!

[Tarana]

The Shining by Stephen King $2.99
Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/Shining-Ste...9162951&sr=8-1
Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-shining-1

How come Horror isn't stickied?

[Dr. Drib]

^ At one time, we did have it stickied.

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by Tarana

The Shining by Stephen King $2.99
Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/Shining-Ste...9162951&sr=8-1
Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-shining-1

Alas! $8.99 again.

[ZodWallop]

The Harvest by Sara Clancy is FREE at Amazon US.

I know very little about this one, but it sounds good and someone had asked about freebies.

In Black River, Tennessee, everyone knows the legend of the Bell Witch… and the alleged curse that hangs like a dark shroud over the town. To some, it is just a local tall tale. But to others, it is terrifyingly real.

For centuries, four families have been forced into the ritualistic tradition of sacrifice and terror. Every year, a member of each family stumbles upon an antique music box they need to lock before the time is up. And a horrible fate awaits them once the boxes open.

Trapped in the witch’s sadistic game, the families’ young offspring are forced to journey into the dark and twisted woods of Black River in search for the keys to their salvation. But as they search for a way to end the curse, a haunting melody echoes through the trees. And each lost soul must wonder…

Will they survive the night? Or will the Bell Witch’s bloody harvest claim more victims?

[Dr. Drib]

^ This appears to be from that self-publishing writers' cartel consisting of only five writers. I was on their mailing list, at one time, but the self-promotions kept coming...and coming...and coming. Sort of like herpes....

They showcase their titles by bundling and recycling titles.

They may be good writers, but I'm not the one to ask.

There's about 250 or so titles to choose from among these five writers.

[ZodWallop]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

^ This appears to be from that self-publishing writers' cartel consisting of only five writers. I was on their mailing list, at one time, but the self-promotions kept coming...and coming...and coming. Sort of like herpes....

They showcase their titles by bundling and recycling titles.

They may be good writers, but I'm not the one to ask.

There's about 250 or so titles to choose from among these five writers.

So now I find the book suspect. But the story of the author's group is interesting! Do you have any further info on them? I went back to look. I'm guessing that's what Scare Street is?

Linking together to support each other is a good idea. But five writers churning out 250 books?

[Dr. Drib]

When I last checked, the site's link was https://scarestreet.com/about-us/

Some of their titles appear to be anthologies and collections, with stories from all five authors. To be clear, these books are not all novels. They have a 'Meet The Team', which does not include the authors. I guess that's their Advisory Board or something.

Check out their site and then go to 'Our Books'. If I'm wrong about their site, then please correct me.

[CWatkinsNash]

They seem to get decent reviews, and they also all seem to be in Kindle Unlimited so I'll probably check out some of their books eventually. Might be a while. The backlog is real and measured in years at this point.