Kill 4 Me – Joel M. Andre
Publisher:
Darkcountry Publications
Pages:
Source:
review copy for tour
Genre:
Adult, Horror, thriller, Mystery, Suspense
Synopsis:
Casey Dwyer is haunted.
After a horrific car accident that claimed the life of her
sister, she has struggled to return to a normal life. But on a cold winter day what seemed like a harmless text on
her cell phone changed everything.
Now Casey will try to do anything to protect her and her
family and friends against a vengeful spirit. Even kill. Who
is the spirit stalking Casey and how far will it push her into the darkness of
madness?
Book Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH-8-O7q1hw
Book Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH-8-O7q1hw
My Thoughts:
This was a great book.
It had just the right amount of creep factor for me. Casey was every parent’s dream
daughter. She was the one who always tried to do the
right thing. She witnessed her
father’s death years before. She
constantly tried to cover for her rebellious sister. Her mother knew her youngest daughter was a problem. She was also aware that Casey tried to
cover for her sister. On the night
that Casey has to once again rescue her sister, they are involved in a horrific
car accident. Many people died
including Casey’s sister. Shortly after she returns homes she starts
receiving mysterious messages on her phone and computer. This strange being who has begun to
haunt her wants her to kill for it.
Just about the time I thought I had figured out who was
haunting Casey and why, the story takes another strange turn. I honestly never saw the ending
coming. This is a book that you must
read. Find out what this spirit wants from Casey and what it is willing to do
to get it. Find out the twisted
end that will leave you scratching your head. You won’t see it coming.
Publisher:
Darkcountry Publications
Pages: 10
Source:
review copy for tour
Genre: Adult
Suspense, Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Synopsis:
In this dark, philosophical tale of horror, a man has the
opportunity to sit down with Death.
What he discovers is that the dying process is a little more complex
than he imagined and that making a deal with the Grim Reaper comes with a
price.
My Thoughts:
This was a very interesting short story. The idea that someone would invite death to have tea with them made me think that the person was a little bit off in the head. As you read you find that the main character has more on his mind than just asking Death some questions. This was a quick and interesting read. It worked great with Kill 4 Me.
My Thoughts:
This was a very interesting short story. The idea that someone would invite death to have tea with them made me think that the person was a little bit off in the head. As you read you find that the main character has more on his mind than just asking Death some questions. This was a quick and interesting read. It worked great with Kill 4 Me.
Joel M. Andre was born January 13, 1981. At a young age he
was fascinated with the written word. It was at fourteen that Poe blew his
mind, and Andre began to dabble with darker poetry.
Between the years of 1999 and 2007 Joel was featured in
various poetry anthologies and publications. In 2008 he released his first
collection, Pray
the Rain Never Ends.
Knowing there was something deeper and darker inside of his
soul, Joel decided to take a stab at commercialism. Releasing the dark tongue
in cheek, A
Death at the North Pole, created a dark world among the death of Kris
Kringle. Ultimately providing a tale of redemption.
October of 2008 saw Joel release his second book, Kill
4 Me. A tale in which a woman is haunted by a vengeful spirit through text
messages and instant messaging.
Taking some time off and doing a lot of soul searching, Joel
took things in a new direction and dabbled in the Fantasy Genre with, The
Pentacle of Light. The tale dealing with five major races battling for
control of Earth, and the acceptance of their God.
Finally, after missing his detective Lauren Bruni, he
released the book The
Return in October 2009, this time moving the action from the North Pole and
placing it in the small Arizona community he was raised in.
Andre’s latest book is The Black Chronicles: Cry of the
Fallen about a dead man who seeks revenge on the woman that tormented him in
peaceful Northern Arizona.
Currently, he resides in Chandler, AZ.
You can visit his website at www.joelmandre.info
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