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| Author: | ghouarner [ Tue Jun 23, 2015 7:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Road From Hell, Crossroad ebook edition bonus stories |
So the last of the Max trilogy books, Road From Hell, has been released by Crossroad Press and is available at the CP bookstore, Amazon, B&N, etc. The trilogy has been marketed as The Resurrection Cycle because, you never know, there might be a fourth novel someday. Whether or not that happens, I wrote a couple of follow-up long stories - The Beast Must Die, a kind of trippy, eye of the hurricane look at Max's post-traumatic syndrome hard landing from Hell and a final look at his relationship with the Beast; and The Dark At the End, looking at Max's struggle to become something else in the aftermath of all that he's done and all that's happened to him. Road From Hell blurbs from the Necro TPB A non-stop rampage of exquisite horror. Houarner sets off a powder keg of awl-sharp imagery, occult intellect, and bad-to-the-bone super- naturalism to further evolve one of the most terrifying character-lines the genre has seen. An irresistible thriller, horror, and fantasy novel wrapped up as one, by an author who writes like Thomas Pynchon possessed by demons. --Edward Lee, author of House Infernal and Flesh Gothic A fascinating and thought- provoking dark fantasy that displays Gerard Houarner s top of the line literary craftsmanship, Road From Hell is the perfect finale to the Max trilogy. Steeped in mythology and the bizarre wonders of the supernatural, the novel crosses genre borders as Max battles ghosts and demons from the very pit of oblivion. Houarner s prose is tight, the imagery shocking, and the scenes haunting and diabolically terrifying. --Tom Piccirilli, author of The Midnight Road and The Dead Letters With his latest opus in the Max saga, Gerard Houarner conjures up some of the most exotic, ferocious depictions of evil and retribution you re ever likely to encounter. There s a genuine sense of malice and bad intentions here, yet it s unleashed in the service of a tale of love, sacrifice, and even something like redemption. The Road From Hell not only brings Max s current path to a fitting sense of closure, but also resets the stage for something fresh and new ... whenever Houarner chooses to go down that road. --Brian Hodge, author of Mad Dogs and World of Hurt And as I've mentioned before, if you've read any of the Max books, particularly A Blood of Killers, The Beast That Was Max, or Road to Hell, please drop a review on one of their Amazon pages. That seems to be the way to ride the promotion train and invite new readers to try a ride on Max's Crazy Train. |
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