Publisher's Synopsis
FIVE NEWFOUNDLAND THRILLERS!
THAT HALLOWEEN by MIKE HICKEYGranville is a place with a tortured history dating back to when a mass murderer known as the Willow Woods Wolf Man went on a vicious killing spree. At least, that's the official story. Expanding on the world he created for his award-winning short film That Halloween, Mike Hickey brings forward the rich history of the town of Granville and the Willow Woods that surround it. JACOBI STREET by MATTHEW LEDREW
One of the gift shop paintings has begun to move at night. A long row of theatre seats fade into the shadows of the bleachers behind, and in those shadows is a mass of violet flesh and shifting red eyes. At night, these eyes stare out, and The Menagerie is filled with haunting songs, whispers, and the sound of a baby crying. VARIETY SHOW by ALI HOUSE
Wendy Marshall never considered becoming an actor. But after finally landing the lead role in The Quaint Little Theatre's newest play, she's determined to show the rest of the troupe that she can pull off a great performance. But when strange things start happening at the theatre, her focus is torn. Have they somehow awakened a vengeful spirit? Is a mysterious illness making its way through the troupe? Has her dream role turned into a nightmare? AFTER DARK VAPOURS by BRAD DUNNE
When a family curse transforms Tyler into a werewolf, it's only by diving into his past and exploring his family's history that he has a hope of finding a cure. It is a journey that will take him north to Labrador and face to face with the terrible legacy of residential schools. To make amends for a crime and appease an offended god, Tyler must choose between making a great sacrifice or living the rest of his life as a monster. CARCHARODON by PAUL CARBERRY
There is no 'safe.' Newfoundland and its people are used to perils but even they could not have been prepared for the horrors that arose from beneath the decks of The Swift Current one dark evening. Can Newfoundland and her people survive this horror from an age gone by?
