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All Roads Lead to the Grave: A Collection of Crime, Noir, and Horror
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ISBN13: 9781971751429
Publisher: Crimson Gate Books
Pages: 170
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.39 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ten stories. One destination. Not all roads lead home...
All Roads Lead to the Grave is a collection of crime, noir, and horror-shadowy ruminations on revenge, fear, damnation, and loss, ranging from historical crime to supernatural terror. From hitmen and collectors struggling with moralistic choices magnified through a gun scope, to everyday people confronting sinister forces beyond their imagining. We enter these worlds under uncertain and many times deadly circumstances, knowing that for most of us, there is no true right or wrong-only the dark and bloody places in between.
Critical Acclaim for All Roads Lead to the Grave:
All Roads Lead to the Grave proves that Greg Mollin is a terrific storyteller. The book is filled with dark and complex stories of people confronting darkness without and within. Highly recommended! -Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Red Empire and Ghosts of the Void
From hitmen to demons-sorcerous realms to the criminal underworld, Greg Mollin's All Roads Lead to the Grave delivers slug after slug of fresh, sordid tales to thrill all comers. For fans of Bradbury, Ellison, and King, Mollin's debut collection sings, may haunt, but definitely will not disappoint. -Nolan Knight, author of The Gorgon of Los Feliz
Whether he's writing about a war-damaged vet seeking revenge and redemption or a pair of high schoolers battling demons, Mollin displays his mastery of the short story. Some of these tales will thrill you, some will move you, and some will scare the hell out of you. All of them, though, will keep you thoroughly entertained. -Richard Lange, author of Joe Hustle, Rovers and The Smack
There are bad things from both sides of the grave in these stories; people doing bad things and bad things haunting people. Greg Molin knows crime and horror come from the same bad place. I'm just saying...don't read this one with your back to the door. -Craig Clevenger, author of The Contortionist's Handbook and Mother Howl
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