Bone White

by Tim McWhorter

Overview

A riveting tale of terror and perseverance.

New Paris, Ohio has a problem ...

Teenage girls are disappearing, leaving their small town in panic. Luke and Garrett, two high school seniors, escape from the growing paranoia with the well-worn routine of a fishing trip. But when their boat breaks down and the storm of the century rolls in, they're forced into a different sort of refuge ...

one that may cost them their lives.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150998445
Publisher:	PlotForge, Ltd.
Publication date:	07/28/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	280
File size:	407 KB

About the Author

Growing up, Tim McWhorter spent countless hours with centuries-old supernatural beings, linguini-loving gangsters and underwater sea creatures gone bad, making it inevitable that he would write fiction as an adult. Yet it wasn’t until he reached his mid-thirties that he discovered that was what he wanted to do. He heading back into the classroom for countless evenings and weekends buried in less interesting books than he was used to, and graduated from Otterbein College with a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing.

His first full-length novel, Bone White, was birthed from his experiences as a teenager in central Ohio. From there, it evolved into something his mother called “disturbing.” That’s when he knew he’d accomplished his goal on that novel.

Tim currently lives in Gahanna, Ohio, with his ever-supportive wife, Julie, where they are severely outnumbered by kids and pets who fashion a world that is sometimes more whacked out than any of the ones he creates. Besides reading and writing, Tim enjoys movies, baseball, golf, travel and nature photography.

Editorial Reviews

With twists and turns and quick pacing, McWhorter's writing style reminds me of Dean Koontz at his height, or perhaps a stripped down ... version of Stephen King ... Bone White is an intelligent thrill ride that presents itself as a love letter to slasher stories. Gruesome and intense, there is never a dull moment as the plot unravels and characters struggle. The pacing is a marathon as the reader fights alongside the narrator in a struggle for survival. Seriously, this is one damn good book.

Horror Underground - David J. Sharp