Small Town American Crime and Horror: Stories and Novels

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Every small town harbors evil, hiding a dark underbelly rife with shadowed streets where the streetlights are cracked and cul-de-sacs with shrouded houses where the words "Welcome, neighbor!" are never heard. These are the hidden corners of our hometowns explored in the fiction of C. Dennis Moore and David Bain .

In SMALL TOWN CRIME AND HORROR, Bain and Moore are offering up five of their books for a special introductory price that's 60% off the price you'd pay buying each volume separately.

RETURN TO ANGEL HILL - A special dark, cowritten novel, combining Bain's Green River setting and Will Castleton psychic detective series with Moore's Angel Hill series of ghost and haunted house novels and stories. Will, a private investigator delving into matters arcane, accompanies a friend who must return to the haunted town of her youth only to delve into a series of cold crimes and awaken a cult and its demon god!

TERROR IS OUR TRADE - A dozen small town crime and urban horror short stories, six by Moore, six by Bain, running the gamut from psychological suspense to hard boiled thriller, from vigilante justice to serial killers, from cold-blooded murder to paranormal humor.

BAND OF GYPSIES - A bloody, violent, over-the-top dark Lovecraftian rock-and-roll fantasy with elements of science fiction and tons of action! Extra-dimensional invaders descend upon the Buckley farm to reclaim an artifact with the potential ability to transform mankind!

WEED - A short crime novel by David Bain . What starts out as a small, petty pinching of a little sensimilla eventually hurls James into a race for his life involving organized crime, kidnapping and a world of pain!

THE GHOSTS OF MERTLAND - A novel by C. Dennis Moore. Word around town is The Mertland Childrens Home is haunted. But if Mandy can keep her wits and remember the rules of dealing with the ghosts, she just might have found her calling. However, unbeknownst to Mandy, she’s brought a few ghosts of her own, and, it's as she discovers the dark heart deep within the place that her co-worker Lynn tells her, “The building likes you..."