Summer Bludgeon

Résumé du livre

33 Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense Stories That Hit Hard Forget lazy beach days and breezy nights-these tales of sunbaked dread and creeping shadows will have you questioning every picture-perfect post. Summer Bludgeon peels back the idyllic facade to expose broken dreams, twisted desires, and the sinister secrets simmering in summer's relentless heat. Gritty and poignant, this anthology gathers short stories from emerging and award-winning voices in crime, noir, and psychological suspense. Back in a new edition from Disturb Ink Books--with a fresh cover and a chilling new story--Summer Bludgeon is your ticket to a season where the only thing hotter than the sun is the rage just beneath the surface. Prepare to be unnerved as love turns toxic, relationships shatter, and the heat brings not just sweat, but a cold shiver of fear during the "warmest" time of the year. For fans of Joyce Carol Oates, Gillian Flynn, and Black Mirror and anyone who likes their fiction short, sharp, and haunting. Edited by H. Dair Brown and Robin Knabel, this anthology was originally published under the same title by Unsettling Reads. ¿ Note for readers: This is a revised edition of the collection originally published in June 2022 by Unsettling Reads, LLC. It features one new story and one story from the original edition removed. Contributors: - Allison Vincent - Amanda Nicholson - Bev Vincent - Brandon Barrows - Brian J Smith - Cath S Nichols - Chris Wheatley - Christine Eskilson - Corey Lynn Fayman - Edward Michael Supranowicz - Elliott Orchard-Blowen - Elyse Kallen - Eric Knabel - Ewan A Dougall - Frank William Finney - Gay McKenna - H. Dair Brown - JM Connors - Jacob Steven Mohr - Jahmil Effend - Joseph J Dowling - Joseph S Walker - Juleigh Howard-Hobson - Justin Thurman - Katie Brunecz - Ken Luer - Lee Pletzers - Mark Thomas - Robin Knabel - Sebastian Corbascio - Shannon Lawrence - Yvette Viets Flaten DISTURB INK BOOKS publishes fiction for readers who like their horror quiet, their thrillers sharp, and their noir steeped in shadows. 79franklinpress.com