Six young people from different walks of life embark on a singles' tour in Derosso, Italy, only to encounter a strip club in town that preys upon the men. Warned to stay away by their guide, two of the tourists give in to their curiosity and encounter the undead exotic dancers within. Lured by promises of untold carnal pleasures, these lonely hearts invite disaster on their group and the rest of the town. Wild and erotic,
manipulative and vicious, these feral vampires are not at all romantic...they're predators.
Six different characters and six different endings, this tale is not for the faint of heart.
It is only for Feral Hearts.
manipulative and vicious, these feral vampires are not at all romantic...they're predators.
Six different characters and six different endings, this tale is not for the faint of heart.
It is only for Feral Hearts.
Who?
Edward Cardillo: award winning author of the I am Automaton series.
Michael Fisher: author of soon-to-be-released DC's Dead.
Amanda Lyons: of Wendy Won't Go fame.
Mark Woods: the brains behind Time of Tides.
Jim Goforth: the writer of hot seller, Plebs.
catt dahman: author of Z is for Zombie series.
These authors also appear in anthologies, have more books and novellas available, and will have stories in the upcoming REJECTED For Content anthology. Prolific on their own, they have teamed up for this new, unusal type of horror novel.
Edward Cardillo: award winning author of the I am Automaton series.
Michael Fisher: author of soon-to-be-released DC's Dead.
Amanda Lyons: of Wendy Won't Go fame.
Mark Woods: the brains behind Time of Tides.
Jim Goforth: the writer of hot seller, Plebs.
catt dahman: author of Z is for Zombie series.
These authors also appear in anthologies, have more books and novellas available, and will have stories in the upcoming REJECTED For Content anthology. Prolific on their own, they have teamed up for this new, unusal type of horror novel.
| This book is fun for many reasons. It is horror. And Edward Cardillo edited it, so there is a great, smart story here, but that's when it all gets crazy. Ed gave us this situation and had us develop characters. Not too bad. He wove them together in the middle and then taxed us with writing endings that included all the characters. Big challenge. I was impressed with my fellow authors and how each went a totally different way than I went, as far as ending the same story we were all a part of! It is a real testament to the talent of these writers that they came up with such diverse stories. (catt) Cover art by Michael Fisher |
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