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The Cats of Belle Rouge & Other Screaming Demons: A Horror Collection

The Cats of Belle Rouge & Other Screaming Demons: A Horror Collection

LeBlanc, Jeffrey

Paperback

Series: New Orleans Black Bayou Horror

HorrorFiction Anthologies

ISBN13: 9798865385363
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 25 2023
Pages: 330
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
I have walked by moonlight, peering out alone in the primordial swamps south of New Orleans. Mesmerized, I spied between the palmetto, roaring bonfires and heard the distant drums of the Voodoo practitioners igniting the darkness with their songs and screams. All the while mesmerized and compelled to conjure the lurid tale of an ancient Voodoo queen.

I have scrambled and stumbled across the most remote locations of the Appalachian Mountains. While running in haste from a Bigfoot, I searched for the most horrifying and ghastly ghost story to ever possess my imagination. Writing quickly--before the phantom or demon left--I hope I captured their spirit in these words.

And writing with the ghost of William Faulkner down on Pirate's Alley next to The Old Absinthe House, I've heard the screams of a terrified woman in the French Quarter on more than one occasion. All the while I kept wondering and shuddering if immortal 'Jack the Ripper'.... or a werewolf was on the prowl. Then, naturally I shrugged and took another sip of my green liquor.

This is a horrific collection of vampires, demons, ghouls, werewolves, witches, and other creatures of the night guaranteed to make the blood run cold. We truly hope these gathered tales will unnerve, haunt, and horrify you dear reader. Or at least make you look twice over your shoulder in a lone forest, or a dark street in the French Quarter. Pleasant nightmares. --JL

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