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What Hides Within is now available as an eBook and in paperback format and is available through Double Dragon Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.

http://www.double-dragon-ebooks.com/s...

Anyone can feel free to contact me through Goodreads or my new author's website, http://authorjasonparent.com/

My website will offer the most up-to-date info on new releases, events, reviews, etc.

On October 29, 2012 at 6:30 pm, join me at the Somerset Public Library for a book signing and discussion about What Hides Within, future works, and writing in general. I’ll be happy to entertain any questions aspiring writers may have about getting that first book published, the Patriots, fishsticks, or anything else anyone wants to talk about. Paperback copies of What Hides Within will be available for anyone who wants one. Thanks to the Somerset Public Library for its support. Ironically, my interest in books began there when they hosted Story Time. I was five years-old. Green Eggs and Ham will always be one of my favorite books.

There are a lot of Top Ten lists I thought I might make with my first book. "Best of 2012" was not one of them. Thank you, Ms. Findley and A Thousand Lives, for the honor.

http://thousandlivesbookblog.blogspot...

One of my favorite Goodreads groups, Horror Aficionados has invited me to do a Group Read of What Hides Within starting March 1st. In honor of that, I have lowered the price for the book to 99 cents from now through March 2nd.

Here are the links to the Group Read and the book on Amazon if you'd like to join. Hope to see you there!

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

https://www.amazon.com/What-Hides-Wit...

It was only a matter of time before I revisited a certain malevolent bitch of a spider, but Victoria is a whole new type of story built into the What Hides Within universe. Taking place 8 years after the events of What Hides Within, the novel explores what a teenage Victoria has become after walking out of her home with a rather nasty bug in her ear.

Told primarily from Victoria's perspective (and a bit of Chester's as well), this book is a stand-alone work. It has a much different feel than WHW, more of a horror/thriller like Seeing Evil, but with a touch of the humor that many enjoyed in the first novel. It is intended to appeal to young adult and adult fans alike, a wicked twist on the coming-of-age type tale full of adventure and thrills. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did writing it! Thanks for giving it a look, and Happy Holidays!