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So far I've read stories by Poe I've never heard of and I've been so confused by them that it's made me question whether or not he'll still be one of my top 3 biggest inspirations afterwards. There's still plenty of stories so no worries.

Nightshade Station is now a year old and while it hasn't had the same amount of right out of the gate love as High Stakes it still can. I plan on running a sale for it this summer so next month will be the perfect time to get it.

So far the book has 5 sales and is starting to gain traction. It also hit #41 on Amazon for Western Horror fiction over the weekend.

So far this book is really making me think deep

"Thoughts of a blighted and brutal world in which senseless deaths raged and bathed in unadulterated anguish"

"All of them stared at him with soulless black eyes and told him to kill himself"

"It was numb and dormant with the unknown part looming on the back burner of his brain"

"The most wanted laid dead on the dirty subway bathroom floor as a cold stiff hours away from decaying with his cut-up eyes closed over now in eternal reverie with his dreadful thoughts and pipe dreams."

"A man so deviated and detached from society that even if he was pleading for his life and you showed him mercy, he'd still find a way to light you on fire and stab you in the back."

"A man so deviated and detached from society that even if he was pleading for his life and you showed him mercy he'd still find a way to light you on fire and stab you in the back"

"A place where wanton wanderers were a subterfuge of violent indignations that regurgitated their infernal prayers onto the dirty concrete."

Three people jumped to their deaths off the subway platform of Nightshade Station.

With the amount of new books I've picked up recently, there's no excuse at all why I shouldn't be reading more. Challenge to myself accepted!

Got 8 new books last week and they all look and sounds great. Can't wait to read them.

Can we start a petition for Goodreads to stop charging for giveaways? Whoever came up with that idea wasn't thinking of us authors; they were thinking of another way for Goodreads and Amazon to load their pockets.