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Jerrod Balzer of Funky Werepig fame, has a new novella out now. You can pick up a trade paperback copy but why not try an e-book instead? Jerrod Balzer presents: Fear the Woods Book 1: How To Make A Vampire, available as a digital download ebook. Click on the link and check out the free PDF sample of the first chapter in this book. You’ll find it below the ordering information.
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Fear the Woods Book 1: How To Make A VampireAuthor: Balzer, Jerrod |
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You’ll Learn to Fear the Woods As you walk through the forest surrounding Tapperville, you may get the feeling you’re being watched. It could be the escaped serial killer, who manipulates his victims with macabre creativity. It could also be the ghosts haunting a forgotten cemetery. It might even be one of the locals, drunk and armed as they seek vengeance for their horribly mutilated loved ones. It could be any of those things, and you’d be lucky if it was, but as you pass by each tree, be cautious. The branch that brushed your shoulders might grab you. It could wrap around you and pull you to pieces. A root could shoot from the ground and impale you. Worse yet, one of the vampires whose spirits dwell within the trees could bust from its shell of bark and chase you in its grotesque human form. Once a member of the Oak Clan has a thirst for you, it will stalk you each night until it has you in its wooden grasp. Book One: How to Make a Vampire: Black magic runs rampant in a barn, and the sadistic serial killer tries his hand at pizza delivery. |
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About Jerrod Balzer
Jerrod Balzer has a trade paperback edition of Fear the Woods Book 1: How To Make A Vampire. He has also published The William Winckler Digital Double Feature, another digital download e-book. He also contributed a story called “Wolf Plugs” to an anthology called Dark Jesters: An Anthology of Humorous Horror edited by Nick Cato and L. L. Soares.
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