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The Halloween Bride — Bryan Smith
"If the name Bryan Smith is on the cover, you can be assured that you're in good hands."--Ray Garton, author of Live Girls and Crucifax
THE HALLOWEEN BRIDE is a new novella from the author of Depraved, 68 Kill, House of Blood, and The Late Night Horror Show.
Halloween is approaching, but Deacon Croswell can't get into the spirit of the season due to the recent tragic loss of his girlfriend in an accident. But then he sees a mysterious woman in black wandering through his neighborhood followed by a procession of strange, ghostly children. Deacon makes a fateful decision to follow the woman and her young attendants into the night, marking the beginning of a nightmarish journey through a phantasmagoric landscape and a rendezvous with dark destiny on All Hallow's Eve. Ebook contains bonus story "Standing In Line For The Death Machine" for a total of 33,000 words of previously unpublished material.
"I look forward to spending a weekend with a new Bryan Smith book the way I used to look forward to spending a weekend with a new Richard Laymon novel. In my view, there isn't higher praise than that."--Brian Keene, author of The Rising
THE HALLOWEEN BRIDE is a new novella from the author of Depraved, 68 Kill, House of Blood, and The Late Night Horror Show.
Halloween is approaching, but Deacon Croswell can't get into the spirit of the season due to the recent tragic loss of his girlfriend in an accident. But then he sees a mysterious woman in black wandering through his neighborhood followed by a procession of strange, ghostly children. Deacon makes a fateful decision to follow the woman and her young attendants into the night, marking the beginning of a nightmarish journey through a phantasmagoric landscape and a rendezvous with dark destiny on All Hallow's Eve. Ebook contains bonus story "Standing In Line For The Death Machine" for a total of 33,000 words of previously unpublished material.
"I look forward to spending a weekend with a new Bryan Smith book the way I used to look forward to spending a weekend with a new Richard Laymon novel. In my view, there isn't higher praise than that."--Brian Keene, author of The Rising
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