The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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"Black Car" is a gripping thriller centered on a woman grappling with profound loss and its haunting consequences. As she uncovers deadly secrets surrounding her loved ones, the narrative unfolds briskly, revealing dark, twisting paths. For fans of tense, suspenseful stories, this book promises a thrilling ride into danger and mystery.
"Reliquary in Black" is a dark religious epic exploring the themes of faith and identity. It follows a child born from both Heaven and Hell, seeking their purpose amid the chaos caused by God's absence. This unique narrative blends elements of horror and spirituality, offering readers a profound and adventurous journey.
"This Beautiful Darkness is thirteen stories that reveal the darkness in the human heart. From a father teaching his son how to kill, to a woman who inherits a haunted bed, these are the nightmares living in the shadows. This tenth anniversary edition is a celebration of terror with a bonus story just for you."
"Road Kill": "A town with much to hide. A young man with nothing to lose. A past born of blood and built on bones. Even the monsters of Munsonville, Michigan, will fear the fury of a stranger's vengeance. All that is buried will be revealed." "Roadkillers": "When it comes to family, there is nothing off limits, nothing too far, nothing that cannot be done in the pursuit of revenge and the truth. For Tilling Diem, there is no bottom, just down, down, down. In this rural gothic follow-up to ROADKILL, one man's search for his own justice will unite him with a power bent on bloody revenge at any cost."
"Little Sue and the Monster" follows a young girl, Little Sue, who enjoys life until a Monster arrives, making her want to hide. The story, illustrated by Julie Hurst, transforms the Monster—a metaphor for her parent's divorce—into a tale of love and resilience, emphasizing patience and understanding in overcoming challenges.
"Be There/I Am Here" intertwines two poignant narratives of a brother's quest for redemption and a sister's search for solace within a single family. This unique fiction explores themes of love, loss, and personal identity, reflecting the complexities of sibling relationships and the sacrifices made throughout life's journey.
In "A Shadow on the Violets," a woman at a retirement home challenges strict rules and uncovers a sinister mystery, risking her safety. The author reflects on the journey of writing and self-publishing the book, expressing pride in the original title and cover design that encapsulates its unique blend of cozy and dark elements.
"Cemetery Earth" depicts the end of humanity in a dark world reclaimed by the dead, driven by an unseen force. The author initially created a short story about a zombie attack during a war, which grew into a larger collection of interconnected tales featuring the character Hunter. The book combines elements of horror and resilience against extinction.
The author recommends "Red Dreams" as an ideal introduction to their writing, citing its horror anthology as a collection of stories blending real-world and supernatural horror. With fifteen tales that explore darkness and fear, the book showcases the author's style and themes, making it accessible for new readers.
On this episode I have another great conversation with author JC Vande Zande, who returns to talk about his newest novel: "Blood on the Witness Tree," a sequel to "The Dance of Rotten Sticks." It's a great conversation that gets into book promotion, how Van writes, the new book, and his advice for someone interested in writing.
It feels like it was a quiet year for me, but really, it wasn't. Not really.
In this podcast episode, the host interviews author Barry Maher regarding his horror novel "The Great Dick: And the Dysfunctional Demon." The discussion highlights the book's entertaining aspects. Listeners can purchase the novel on Amazon and learn more about Maher at his website, http://www.barrymaher.com.
The forgotten neighborhood of Opal Bay is where dreams go to die. Among those homes, though, something is waking; something ancient and angry. God has returned, but it's not the one that was promised. "The Fallen God of Opal Bay" is a horror thriller that features Jane, an outcast who is just discovering her true… Continue reading The Fallen God Has Risen- The Fallen God of Opal Bay (a new book from Chris Ringler)
The Spooky World of Chris Ringler 