Consuming Darkness

ADVANCED PRAISE FOR "CONSUMING DARKNESS"



"Brilliantly paced, intensely atmospheric, and scary as hell from just the first few pages, if you weren't afraid of the dark before reading CONSUMING DARKESS, you certainly will be afterward!" -Andrew Post, author of "Milk Teeth"





TERROR HAS ARRIVED!



A nightmare has arrived in the small town of Langston, Ohio. It is not of this planet, nor is it the deadly creation of Man. It moves among the cover of darkness with an insatiable taste for human flesh, leaving a scene of gut-wrenching horror in its wake. It is not anything that human eyes have ever seen and strikes fear into the hearts of those who witness its presence.

The first three bodies were found by the train station outside of town and from there on the nightmare only grew worse. As the slaughter continues, more bodies begin to pile up.

In the span of three hours one summer night, Sheriff Bruce Morrison will be one small town's last chance stop this creature and end to its body count before it's too late.



ADVANCED PRAISE FOR "CONSUMING DARKNESS"



"Brilliantly paced, intensely atmospheric, and scary as hell from just the first few pages, if you weren't afraid of the dark before reading CONSUMING DARKESS, you certainly will be afterward!" -Andrew Post, author of "Milk Teeth"





TERROR HAS ARRIVED!



A nightmare has arrived in the small town of Langston, Ohio. It is not of this planet, nor is it the deadly creation of Man. It moves among the cover of darkness with an insatiable taste for human flesh, leaving a scene of gut-wrenching horror in its wake. It is not anything that human eyes have ever seen and strikes fear into the hearts of those who witness its presence.

The first three bodies were found by the train station outside of town and from there on the nightmare only grew worse. As the slaughter continues, more bodies begin to pile up.

In the span of three hours one summer night, Sheriff Bruce Morrison will be one small town's last chance stop this creature and end to its body count before it's too late.



"Part 'Jeepers Creepers', part King's 'The Night Flier' this fast-paced Creature Feature harkens back to the glorious pulp horror paperbacks of the 70s and 80s with the blood and the body count to match any expectation such a comparison comes with."

This book has teeth! 'Consuming Darkness' is a gruesome small town horror story boasting a killer creature and a sprawling cast. Just don't get too attached, because not everyone is getting out in one piece.-Richard Martin of Horror Oasis

"Part 'Jeepers Creepers', part King's 'The Night Flier' this fast-paced Creature Feature harkens back to the glorious pulp horror paperbacks of the 70s and 80s with the blood and the body count to match any expectation such a comparison comes with."

This book has teeth! 'Consuming Darkness' is a gruesome small town horror story boasting a killer creature and a sprawling cast. Just don't get too attached, because not everyone is getting out in one piece.-Richard Martin of Horror Oasis