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  Audio Bundle An: Blood Hunger &...

  AM Esmonde

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  BLOOD HUNGER: In the year 1477AD, Baron Wilton Abrahams tracked down the last of the Dracul brothers, Stellan, and on a snow-covered mountain in Romania, drove a stake into him, sending him tumbling over the edge. While Stellan’s body lay frozen, the brides of the Dracul were forced to flee their ancient castle and the rest of their kind met their fate at the deadly hands of vampire hunter, Abrahams. Five-hundred years later, explorer Max Lowe and his team make a discovery, dubbed the 'Ice Prince.' The find is significant enough to put him and girlfriend Lucia Ferrara in the media spotlight. But the world’s press are not the only ones interested in the frozen body. In particular, old friends of the ‘Ice Prince.’ And so ends their centuries of blood abstinence as they unleash terror on humankind, leaving a trail of death from London to the Welsh countryside of the UK. From the fall of the vampire and the Dracul brothers in medieval Europe to their return in the present day. Prepare yourself, their first bite will be your last! THE BREATHING DEAD, a zombie tale, follows Karen, Jane, Sam and House fighting for survival in Farmore. In world where being dead no longer means the end, time is running out for the human race... 
   
  A.M. Esmonde was born in 1977. At a young age Esmonde appeared in many amateur plays and notably assisted in the production of the film "15: The Life and Death of Philip Knight." He is an avid fan of all genres of film, books, music and art. Although he has written many short stories and screenplays, "The Breathing Dead" is his first young adult adventure horror novelette. A.M. continues to expand "The Breathing Dead" universe, creating "The Breathing Dead Tales" book series which will include further zombie, vampire and werewolf novels, audiobooks and films.

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  The Homing

  John Saul

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  What should be a joyful homecoming to Pleasant Valley is soon marred by the sinister force that has been silently lying in wait to satiate its unnatural thirst…Karen Spellman is leaving Los Angeles behind, packing up her life and her daughters, and returning to her home town to marry her high school sweetheart. In the countryside of her childhood, she is looking forward to a fresh start. But her life quickly turns dark and a malevolent force beyond her control threatens to take her daughters from her and ruin her dreams of a new life. Little does anyone know that an evil thought to be long dead has only been lying in wait, quietly anticipating the day when it will finally be able to satisfy its vengeful desires.

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  Doug Bradley's Spinechillers...

  H. P. Lovecraft, M.R. James,...

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  Doug Bradley's Spinechillers takes you into the world of classic short horror stories read by Hollywood horror icons. 
   
  We get underway with HP Lovecraft, who explores dark deception in "The Terrible Old Man". 
   
  An unearthed, long forgotten artifact, is protected by powers intent on punnishing those who would remove it, in M.R. James' "A Warning to the Curious".  
   
  Ambrose Bierce presents a different take on the werewolf myth with "The Eyes of the Panther".  
   
  The master himself, Edgar Allan Poe, takes us on a voyage of damnation with "MS Found in a Bottle".  
   
  Arthur Conan Doyle weaves a tale of a haunted English doctor in "The Brown Hand". 
   
  New guest reader Jeff 'Reanimator' Combs kicks off the Herbert West six part series with Part 1 "From the Dark". 
   
  We finish up with the last poem Poe wrote, the beautiful and haunting Annabel Lee.

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  Forty Winks Before Dawn

  Kimberly Lium

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  Three friends board an overnight sleeper bus in Japan, little knowing the sinister bus journey they will ensure should they stay awake throughout. Chills and thrills in this short story from the Storytel Epigram Horror Competition.

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  A Prayer of Vengeance - Call of...

  John Stafford

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  If you call the light, you will inevitably battle the darkness.Brady is a high school senior, the champion of the outcast and bullied, who becomes the unwitting recipient of a gift that is both beautiful and terrifying. He discovers he can talk to angels and draw down a magnificent and mysterious light from the Blessed Virgin. However, Brady soon realizes that such power comes at a price: If you call the light, you will inevitably battle the darkness.Indeed, a malevolent darkness is racing toward a small town outside of Dayton, Ohio - transported in a rusted, white conversion van. Its driver brings a palpable evil, unique in its seemingly aimless cruelty. Arrogant and vicious, Ray has no idea of the role he plays in his Master's plan. This evil has the purpose of snuffing out a holy foe before it grows stronger.1970s Beavercreek, Ohio is a small, Air Force base town. With lots of folks continually moving in and out, the community is slow to take notice when teenage girls start disappearing.However, as darkness descends and violence intensifies around him, Brady realizes that he is in a life-and-death struggle - not against school bullies, nor merely flesh and blood - but against a strange man with a leering smile who carries Satan in his soul.In an epic battle of good versus evil, Brady will fulfill a prophecy that is hidden in the vaults of the Vatican...but only if he follows the laws of the Prayer of Vengeance.

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  The Peddler

  Channing Whitaker

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  When Andrew bought a carved figure from The Peddler, he thought he was doing the old man a favor. When three violent criminals came to give his shop a shakedown, he realized it was the other way around. 
  In this fantasy, horror novelette, a luscious, green park stands as a beacon of thriving life in the midst of a fledgling city where criminals run rampant. The police are either helpless, ignorant, or criminals themselves. 
  Between the park and the city sits The Peddler, a blind hermit who whittles remarkably lifelike figurines of history's bravest warriors—miniature statues that seem to find their way to the victims of the city's injustices. Does fate favor the innocent? Or is there more to The Peddler and his carvings… 
  The Peddler is the third in an anthology series of stand-alone short works of spec-fiction called Black Band Shorts.

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