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Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers
Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers Volume 3
Everything is bigger in Texas - including the horror!
A Piney woods meth dealer clones Adolph Hitler. A nightmare exorcist meets an inexorable fiend. An eyeball collector gets collected. The apparition of a lynching victim tracks down his executioners. A Texas lawman is undone by shades of his past. A Baphomet recruits converts as a local summer camp. The tales of the baker's dozen who appear in this anthology demonstrate why everything is scarier in Texas…
This book is one of the winners of the 2018 North Texas Book Awards - Short Stories Category.
A Piney woods meth dealer clones Adolph Hitler. A nightmare exorcist meets an inexorable fiend. An eyeball collector gets collected. The apparition of a lynching victim tracks down his executioners. A Texas lawman is undone by shades of his past. A Baphomet recruits converts as a local summer camp. The tales of the baker's dozen who appear in this anthology demonstrate why everything is scarier in Texas…
This book is one of the winners of the 2018 North Texas Book Awards - Short Stories Category.
195 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 14, 2018
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E.R. Bills
24 books21 followersE. R. Bills is a writer from Fort Worth, Texas. He received a BA in Journalism from Southwest Texas State University and does freelance writing for publications around Texas.
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September 30, 2018
An Awesome Collection of Horror Stories
I chose this rating because I am a little biased. I am a huge fan of Jeremy Hepler's. His stories are well thought out and exciting as heck! The players in this story are interesting enough and put out in the story as if they were close friends but not too close. It is like tantalizing is with the characters of the story and the plot and action are well thought out but not too wordy. All in all, this book is wonderfully put and my fave author is the shining star in my eyes!
I chose this rating because I am a little biased. I am a huge fan of Jeremy Hepler's. His stories are well thought out and exciting as heck! The players in this story are interesting enough and put out in the story as if they were close friends but not too close. It is like tantalizing is with the characters of the story and the plot and action are well thought out but not too wordy. All in all, this book is wonderfully put and my fave author is the shining star in my eyes!
April 3, 2019
Great little stories. I really enjoyed it and an looking forward to reading the rest of the series. Never thought Texas could be so creepy!
February 12, 2022

02/05/2022
Road Kill anthology
Published by Death's Head Press
I. Love. This. Anthology.
The lineup is solid with some new names and some well-worn ones.
The Teeth by Jacklyn Baker: I will definitely be reading more from this author. The story...well...the first word...hooks you like a hit of laughing gas & taps into an aesthetic fear that I didn't realize was there. This would have been fun as a full story but was a well done & quickly escalating couple pages, nonetheless. Bring the Novocain.
Cemetery Days by Patrick Harrison III: a good ole big-footed creature feature. The story focuses on two kids growing up in the South who stumble across Bigfoot. Harrison III does a fantastic job setting up his characters and his dialogue is beautiful.
Go to uncomfortablydark.com for complete review!
02/05/2022
Road Kill anthology
Published by Death's Head Press
I. Love. This. Anthology.
The lineup is solid with some new names and some well-worn ones.
The Teeth by Jacklyn Baker: I will definitely be reading more from this author. The story...well...the first word...hooks you like a hit of laughing gas & taps into an aesthetic fear that I didn't realize was there. This would have been fun as a full story but was a well done & quickly escalating couple pages, nonetheless. Bring the Novocain.
Cemetery Days by Patrick Harrison III: a good ole big-footed creature feature. The story focuses on two kids growing up in the South who stumble across Bigfoot. Harrison III does a fantastic job setting up his characters and his dialogue is beautiful.
Go to uncomfortablydark.com for complete review!
November 13, 2025
All in all a fabulous collection in a fabulous series. Only one story that was blah, the rest were fun fantastic reads.
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