Everyone has a soul.
Some are just worth more than others.
Farley
Hope was seventeen when her mother disappeared. In the last six months
not much has changed, except that her eighteenth birthday came and went
and still no sign of Moira. Her life is just as complicated as it always
was: since her father died in a car crash before she was even born,
she’s officially parentless, and to top it all off she’s still suffering
from the hallucinations. Mind-splitting, vivid hallucinations- the kind
prone to induce night terrors and leave you whimpering under your
covers like a baby.
The last thing on her mind is boys. Farley is
on break from St. Judes’ when she meets Daniel. It’s not some casual
run in at a party, or even a blind date with friends, though. Daniel is
the guy stalking her in his 1970′s Dodge Charger; the guy standing at
her window in the LA lunch hour traffic, determined on dragging her out
of her truck.
The moment Farley lays eyes on Daniel, everything
changes. However, regrettably for Farley, her life isn’t set to change
for the better. She is drawn into a world that will shake apart
everything she thought she ever knew. There are truths out there that
she must learn: who her father really was, and what it means to have his
blood flowing through her veins; that a person’s soul is their only
real currency, and there are people who would do anything to take hers;
that loving someone can hurt so much more than hating them; but, most
importantly, when your future is predestined, there is little you can do
to change it.
Farley Hope is prophesied.
Her coming has been awaited for hundreds of years.
She is destined to end the tyranny of the Soul Reavers.
To do so she must die.
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The Doctor said I should be dead.
My heart beat furiously. I looked up at the flashes of lightning in the sky. Yes, I should be dead.
Why wasn’t I?
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Seventeen
year old Lisa Brown’s life is falling apart. First, her mother and
father divorce, then their house forecloses and now, her mother has
decided to commit herself to a psychiatric hospital.
If that
weren’t enough, she must leave sunny south Florida to attend a boarding
school full of geniuses in cold, Lynn, Massachusetts. The city where the
locals chant “Lynn, Lynn, city of sin; you never come out the way you
went in.”
And, they aren’t kidding. Lisa must live in a tiny
shack with two strange teenagers, a dog named Pig who growls when you
look at him and a cat named Rat. “Mind the cat,” everyone says. What the
heck is wrong with this place?
Lisa thinks she’s landed in her
own house of horrors with the anti-social Alex and his facetious sister
Ally. But, the real drama begins the day she is struck by lightning…
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#1 Amazon Best Seller in Music (March 2012)
#3 Amazon Best Seller in American Drama (March 2012)
Successful
middle-aged publishing executive David Grossman risks everything to
fulfill a promise to a woman he has not seen in forty years. When teen
sweethearts and now aging Baby Boomers David and Jill reunite after four
decades, sparks fly fast and furious, despite his long marriage to
Allison and Jill’s reputation as a famous, former lesbian.
Jill
Black, a “one hit wonder” Hollywood screenwriter, is consumed with a
last chance to write and direct her own film. Success will reinvigorate
her career. Failure will end it. When a pompous studio “suit” begins to
undermine her authority and threatens to kill her project, the pressure
forces her to spin from rage to murderous madness as she ensnares David
in her plans.
Love and betrayal. Revenge and redemption. For some
it ends happily. For others it all comes undone in this fast-paced
drama of Baby Boomers trying to hang on to their lives, their families,
and their Woodstock dreams. A riveting debut novel of suspense and
humor, masterfully told by Steven Jay Griffel.
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Breakspear Gardens was the roughest housing estate in the north of
England. Smackheads, car thieves, burglars, violent ex-offenders, the
estate had them all.
The residents thought they had seen every
type of subversive human behaviour, but even they weren’t prepared when
the dead began to walk.
In the midst of this sudden explosion of
zombies craving for live human flesh, A few locals manage to stay alive
long enough to discover that the estate has been cut off from the
outside world by gun toting soldiers.
Can they avoid their
recently dead friends, family and neighbours from trying to consume them
to find an alternative way out of the estate?
Praise for The Unwashed Dead
For
me, five stars aren't enough. Why? Because Woodhead's tale makes the
kind of social commentary that made Romero king. Highly recommended -
Dave Jeffery. Author of Necropolis Rising.
He creates a very
subtle aura of dread and menace that explodes across the page when the
zombie carnage hits full throttle – Chip Fehd – Buyzombie.com
Tightly
written and fast paced, this creepy read is filled with wit, humor and
tension – Christopher Beck. Author of Lonesome Night
This is
good-value, home-grown zombie fiction - something fans have been
screaming out for – Sean T Page. Author of The Official Zombie handbook
(UK)
This story is the first book in the Zombie Armageddon series and continues with Walking with Zombies.
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Visitors flock to see the Beast
House with its blood-soaked corridors and creaky doors. Armed with
video camcorders, these poor souls enter the forbidden house, never
to return. The deeper they go into the house, the darker their
nightmares become. Don't even think about going into the cellar.
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