Thrillobytes: Volume 1

by Iain Rob Wright

A new splatterpunk series from the exciting new author of 'The Final Winter'. 'Thrillobytes - volume 1' brings you 3 gruesome tales to make your skin crawl. They are short but they are certainly not sweet.

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First published May 27, 2011

About the author

With over 50 novels written over 16 years, Iain Rob Wright is the well-respected British horror author with a reputation for reliably scaring his readers. His books have sold millions of copies worldwide, earned tens of thousands of reader reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, and are being translated into multiple languages.

He is currently best known for the Cursed Manuscripts shared horror universe, the apocalyptic Hell on Earth series, and many stand-alone chillers such as The Room Upstairs and Scrapbook.

J. A. Konrath, New York Times bestselling thriller author, claims, "Iain Rob Wright scares the hell out of me!"

Born and raised in England's West Midlands, Iain now lives in the beautiful, gothic County Durham with his family, 2 pugs, and a cat named Tigz. When he is not writing horror, he is reading horror, watching horror, or playing Stardew Valley.

WHERE TO START: If you have never read Iain Rob Wright before, try Witch - the first Cursed Manuscript and the entry point to the universe - or The Gates, the opener of the Hell on Earth saga. Both are available FREE with Kindle Unlimited.

For new releases, free stories, and the occasional confession of authorial despair, readers can find Iain through his author page on Amazon or by visiting his website (where you can download 6 of his books absolutely FREE).

Iain's work has been compared to Stephen King, Richard Laymon, and James Herbert - the three writers he credits with making him want to scare people for a living.

Reviews

[Kim (Wistfulskimmies Book Reviews) · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a set of short stories, each featuring a glimpse of the different worlds in which the author has based his longer stories. Included in the short stories are the first chapters of The Final Winter, Animal Kingdom and ASBO, to whet the appetites.

These were great shorts. It gave a little insight into the different worlds, as each story was based on one of the authors longer works. They were enjoyable, and it was nice to have appetisers of the authors other works, as I shall definitely be reading more!