When a man awakens in a shallow grave and wrestles his way free, his thirst for revenge is stanched by the fact that he cannot remember who buried him.
One thing he does know—if he wants to go forward with his plans for a new life, he’ll need to hunt down his attackers before they cross paths with him.
They’re sure to notice the man they buried isn’t dead—at least, not in the way they’ll expect him to be.
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Deep in the uncharted jungle, a shocking secret awaits discovery...
This dark little adventure follows a band of explorers who delve into the trees in search of a missing companion, only to end up in need of rescue themselves.
It speaks in the spirits of Lovecraft, Burroughs, and Poe, but with a modern twist.
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Keen’s Turn is the first book in the Star–Cross series. An early version of the story is available as a free podcast, which serves as a teaser for the upcoming novel (similar, but polished until it sparkles like a twilit vampire).
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Food might be cheaper in the “otherwise” kind, but I’m not out of the jungle yet. Help me upgrade to a shack with fewer ants. The smaller ants like to crawl inside my keyboard. The bigger kind, well—have you heard the expression “ants in your pants?” Sweet dreams. Don’t let the bed ants bite.
You know why they used to put canopies over beds? Watch the rafters for rats.
If they don’t fall on your face, something else will.
At least I have one fan.
That reminds me of another expression…
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