Deathmongers: Where the Light Dies

by Robert Friedrich (Editor), Laura Matheson, Terry M. West

Deathmongers: Where the Light Dies is an anthology of death and survival, of grotesque horror and subtle creeping in the back of everyone’s mind. Each author showcases his talent and art in stories that will not only shock you, but will take you into the dark corners of the earth. Reality molds with fiction and you will learn a very valuable lesson: life is short; death is an eternity.

TABLE OF CONTENT

D E A T H M O N G E R S
UNDERTOW by Laura Mathesson
PUT ON A HAPPY FACE by Terry M. West
I’M SORRY by David S. Reynolds
MY DEATH ROW BOREDOME by Chris H. Kelly
BARKING MAD by Kerry E. B. Black
STORM WARNING by John Ledger
CONFESSION by Ken Goldman
THE TERROR OF LODGEPOLE LAKE by C. L. Hernandez
WISH by Penelope Sweet
THE SISTERS by Ray Zacek
THE WRONG WOMAN by Naching T. Kassa
TAKE A LOOK IN THE MIRROR by Dustin L. Coffman
HOLLOW DESIRE by Wayne Hills
SWEET DREAMS by Penelope Sweet
F L E S H W O U N D F L A S H
FLUSHING FIONA by C.L. Hernandez
BLOOD TIES by Alex S. Johnson
SHADOWS OF MEMORY by Chad A. Clark
DISCONNECTION by Artie Margrave
THE POWER OF SILENCE by Angel Cox
TAKEN by Terri Hubbard Carle
MASS GRAVE by E. S. Wynn

269 pages, Paperback

First published May 2, 2014

About the author

Robert Friedrich is an Author who writes in a multitude of styles which include Novella's, Short Stories, Poetry and even Screenplays. His books are famous for taking an unconventional route through the darkest of places and emotions, and are generally driven by fast paced action and direct-from-heart dialogue. His current releases include: The Darkness Within: A Novella, Enlightened by Darkness Anthologies, The Book of Metal Lyrics and Seed of Evil, which is the first part of an entire up-coming Saga. Robert surprises his audience by how different, each of his book's tone, message is and how they are visually descriptive. He also designs his own book covers and trailers.

"A fictional Dystopia is better than a fake Utopia." -- Robert Friedrich

Reviews

[Gabrielle Fair · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really successful collection of works, which will not leave anyone to be calm. Every story is such unique that you might have a sense of you have read 22 books not one.
I recommend !

[Kerry]

Interesting collection of short stories!