Today we feature the list of June 2010 digital bestsellers at the Horror Mall.
Every once in a while, a special extra item may be bundled with the ebook. In today’s list, if you order Benjamin’s Parasite by Jeff Strand, you’ll also get a copy of the book trailer in Quicktime movie format. Its a very funny book with one of my favorite book trailers ever.
Horror Mall ebooks: Great stories at a great price.
Horror Mall’s Bestselling eBooks for June 2010
- Dreams in Black and White by John R. Little
- The Summoning by J. F. Gonzalez
- He Stepped Through by Nate Southard
- The Red Church by Scott Nicholson
- Rest in Peace by Jack MacLane
- Benjamin’s Parasite by Jeff Strand
- The Nightmare Frontier by Stephen Mark Rainey
- Primitive by J. F. Gonzalez
- Broken Shadows by Tim Waggoner
- The Thief of Broken Toys by Tim Lebbon
Bestselling eBooks: Detailed Information
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Dreams in Black and WhiteAuthor: Little, John R. |
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Charlie Parkinson is one of the best photographers in New York. And now, he’s even better. Each night he dreams, and his dreams tell him where to go to find the best possible photo opportunity. His dreams predict the future, showing him tragedy and death. And his fame grows with every snapshot. Somehow, the dream predictions are close to reality, but not perfect. That’s a good thing, when one night Charlie dreams that he’s going to kill his beloved wife. A new short novel by the Stoker nominated author of Miranda. |
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The SummoningAuthor: Gonzalez, J. F. |
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The Summoning contains 7 collected tales of Lovecraftian-inspired nightmares from J. F. Gonzalez. Featured in this collection are two original pieces: “Holes” and “The Summoning” (co-authored with Mike Baker). This collection includes:
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He Stepped ThroughAuthor: Southard, Nate |
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One gray morning, the words appear everywhere: on the lips of the men shooting up an inner city burger joint, scrawled across a bloody crime scene, and written on the wall of the only occupied apartment in a downtown slum. In the space of a single day, they infected Los Angeles. Crooked detective Walker wants to know what the words mean. Officer Megan Ricks can’t get the words out of her head. Gangbanger 2Bit wants to get as far away from the words as possible. But the words can’t be escaped. They’re written in violence, and promise terror. When their meaning becomes clear, no one will be safe. This is number 3 in the popular Bloodletting Press Novelette Series. |
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The Red ChurchAuthor: Nicholson, Scott |
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Nominated for the 2002 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a First Novel A boy and a sheriff must solve the mystery of a haunted Appalachian church after a mysterious preacher returns to town. “Hold onto your pants, because Nicholson is about to scare them off.” — J.A. Konrath, Origin For 13-year-old Ronnie Day, life is full of problems: Mom and Dad have separated, his brother Tim is a constant pest, Melanie Ward either loves him or hates him, and Jesus Christ won’t stay in his heart. Plus he has to walk past the red church every day, where the Bell Monster hides with its wings and claws and livers for eyes. But the biggest problem is that Archer McFall is the new preacher at the church, and Mom wants Ronnie to attend midnight services with her. Sheriff Frank Littlefield hates the red church for a different reason. His little brother died in a freak accident at the church twenty years ago, and now Frank is starting to see his brother’s ghost. And the ghost keeps demanding, “Free me.” People are dying in Whispering Pines, and the murders coincide with McFall’s return. The Days, the Littlefields, and the McFalls are descendants of the original families that settled the rural Appalachian community. Those old families share a secret of betrayal and guilt, and McFall wants his congregation to prove its faith. Because he believes he is the Second Son of God, and that the cleansing of sin must be done in blood. “Sacrifice is the currency of God,” McFall preaches, and unless Frank and Ronnie stop him, everybody pays. |
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Rest in PeaceAuthor: MacLane, Jack |
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An Evil Secret . . . Danny West knew that something was wrong from the first day his folks moved into the rundown house next to the creepy graveyard. The neighborhood kids would never come over to play. At night, he saw weird shadows prowling around the crumbling tombstones, and heard strange gurgling sounds. But his parents wouldn’t listen to him. They said he had a good imagination . . . Then bad things started to happen. Terrible, gruesome things that even scared his dad. There was something in the graveyard. Something that no kid could ever have imagined. Something that should have been left alone to Rest In Peace. |
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Benjamin’s ParasiteAuthor: Strand, Jeff |
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At any given moment, the human body contains millions of parasites. This is the story of just one. A really, really nasty one. Benjamin Wilson was having a lousy month even before the stomach pains began. He was about to turn forty. One of his students had been shot while on a homicidal meat cleaver rampage. And shortly after the funeral, Benjamin didn’t feel so good . . . Now everything is changing. His body is being affected in some very unpleasant ways. His personality is developing a few “quirks.” But the biggest change is that he has a bunch of evil and/or psychotic people trying to hunt him down to acquire the parasite. His only hope is Julie, a gorgeous bounty hunter who may or may not have Benjamin’s best interests in mind, and who may or may not be competent enough to help him anyway. Jeff Strand, author of The Sinister Mr. Corpse, Gleefully Macabre Tales, and Pressure, delivers his most outrageous adventure yet — an over-the-top mix of gruesome body horror and a wacky road trip comedy. You’ll laugh until your intestines scramble. |
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The Nightmare FrontierAuthor: Rainey, Stephen Mark |
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The town of Silver Ridge, West Virginia, has disappeared from the face of the earth. To the outside world, a chasm of impenetrable mist is all that remains of the town. But inside Silver Ridge, the nightmare is just beginning. Confined by this unimaginable barrier, the townspeople find themselves confronted by the denizens of a distant dimension: horrifying creatures that intend to transform the valley town into their own outpost. To these extra-dimensional travelers, human beings are nothing more than pests to be exterminated. Russell Copeland and Debra Harrington are determined to resist the invaders . . . but as they face death to restore Silver Ridge to its rightful place on Earth, they find that their true enemy may not be the incomprehensible invaders, but an insidious evil whose origin is closer to home than they can imagine. |
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PrimitiveAuthor: Gonzalez, J. F. |
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It began as just another day for David Spires and his wife Tracy: coffee, breakfast, and getting the kids ready for school. Then the bottom dropped out of civilization. The world ends not with a bang or a whimper, but with a dizzying downward spiral. Instead of the rat race of commuters scurrying to beat the clock, humans are now packs of animals reduced to snarling primitives. David, Tracy and their daughter Emily, along with fellow survivors, leave Los Angeles for the safety of the country where fewer people means fewer primitives. But as they venture farther away from the city, they realize an unnatural force is at work. Civilization didn’t just fall apart . . . it was overtaken by an ancient evil that was present before the first cave paintings. Human history has no formal record of it, but the dark presence that’s fueled nightmares since time began has crept out of the shadows . . . and its influence is growing. |
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Broken ShadowsAuthor: Waggoner, Tim |
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Fissures appear in the darkness. Shadows break, collapse, and crumble away to nothing, revealing that they are far more than the mere absence of light. Shadows are our friends. Shadows protect us. Because what lies behind the darkness is so much worse . . . Fourteen stories by the author of Like Death, Pandora Drive, and Darkness Wakes. This is the ebook version of the ultra-rare Delirium X-Series collection which only had a 100 copy print run and is now almost impossible to get. Table of Contents:
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The Thief of Broken ToysAuthor: Lebbon, Tim |
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When a father loses his son and his wife leaves him, he cannot tear himself away from the small fishing village where the boy’s memories reside. They’re all he has left. Thinking that his life is all but over, he takes to wandering the cliffs, carrying broken things that he always promised his son he would fix, but never did. They’re a sign of his failure, and they keep little Toby close. And then he meets the thief of broken toys, and everything begins to change. |
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