Morning Is Dead
Rarely are readers of horror given the opportunity to laugh while wanting to throw up in their mouths a little bit . . . It's like peanut butter and chocolate, if peanut butter and chocolate were laced with rust, vomit, blood and oozing green radiation byproducts. -Jessica Brownfor Horrornews.netFor the pierced, brooding goth and/or Chuck Palahniuk fan ... Is it all just a really bad acid trip? Actually, it's something much, much worse. Pick up this book if you enjoy blood-curdling, mind-screwing chills and thrills. -Tucson WeeklyAn emotionally devastating descent into bizarre horror. If Philip K. Dick wrote horror,Morning is Deadmight be what he'd have written. It's the book to read when you want to feel paranoid about your marriage, your work, your neighbors, your town, and your life in general. Don't worry, though. You'll enjoy every second of it. Gripping and creepy as hell. -Jordan Krall, author ofSquid Pulp BluesandFistful of FeetMorning is Deadis event horizon dark. You won't find a positive thought in the entire story. -Nathaniel Lambert, co-author ofSideshow PI: The Devil's GardenandIt's OK To Be a ZombieBuy it now. Read it. If you want a book that is scary, creepy, disturbing, surreal, and compelling, then you will enjoyMorning is Dead. -Lance Carbuncle, author ofGrundish and AskewandSmashed, Squashed, Splattered, Chewed, Chunked and SpewedAlarmingly pertinent ... Nobody is safe and nothing is sacred. An amazing book. -Matthew Revert, author ofA Million Versions of RightLike a true nightmare, this night-time world has danger at every corner. -Nick Cato, author ofDon of the DeadThe despair and heartache are palpable, the strangeness nigh impenetrable and the horror intense. -Garrett Cook, author ofArchelon Ranch