Continuing our look at the Dorchester/Leisure Horror Book Club, we’ve reach the offering for July 2010 and we turn to The Killing Kind by Bryan Smith and the first of two books I received last week.
So . . . what came in the mail for me this month?
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The Killing KindAuthor: Smith, Bryan |
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To the spoiled rich kids on spring break the rented beach house seemed like the perfect setting for partying, drinking and general fooling around. The neighbors wouldn’t be able to hear their music. But the unhinged killers about to crash the party think the house is perfect too — the neighbors won’t be able to hear the screams. And there will be much more blood flowing than booze. One by one as the night of terror wears on, the college friends will learn the gruesome results of meeting a very different kind of people . . . The Killing Kind |
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June 2010 (Mass Market Paperback — Leisure)
June 2010 (Mass Market Paperback — Leisure)Bryan Smith’s Website:
You can visit Bryan Smith at his website The Blog That Dripped Blood: The Online Journal of Bryan Smith. Check it out, he’s already talking about his next two books.
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Bonus Horror Short Story:
As a special bonus short story for the Dorchester/Leisure Books website, Bryan smith “…wrote a new 2,000 word short story in which surviving characters from The Freakshow run into characters from my new novel, The Killing Kind.” This horror short story is titled Killers on the Road. Needless to say it contains spoilers for Freakshow — which you’ll want to read before this.
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The FreakshowAuthor: Smith, Bryan |
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Once the Flaherty Brothers Traveling Carnivale and Freakshow rolls into Pleasant Hills, Tennessee, the quiet little town will never be the same. In fact, much of the town won’t survive. At first glance the freakshow looks like so many others — lurid, run-down, decrepit. But this freakshow is definitely one of a kind . . . The townspeople can’t resist the lure of the tawdry spectacle. The main attractions are living nightmares, the acts center on torture and slaughter — and the stars of the show are the unsuspecting customers themselves. |
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- April 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Creatures of the Pool
- April 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Dweller
- May 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: The Bridge
- May 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Sparrow Rock
- June 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Night Souls
- June 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Joyride
- July 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: The Killing Kind
- July 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Wolf’s Bluff
- August 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Siren
- August 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: A Gathering of Crows
- September 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: Audrey’s Door
- September 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: The Blood Artists
- October 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: The Damnation Game
- October 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club: The Disappearance
- November 2010 Leisure Horror Book Club
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