Demon Revolver

by Jason Gehlert

Overview

Jason Gehlert offers three terrifying tales of bone-crushing mayhem, blood soaked screams, and demons around every corner. In his first short story collection, Gehlert pulls no punches, delivering on a wide spectrum of genres. The horror western "Revolver," the gritty sequel "Woodsman 2," and the macabre fantasy tale, "Ghost Bride." With newcomer Tammy Gehlert's "Quivering Dreams," offering a different spin of the werewolf genre, this volcanic collection deserves to be on your bookshelf.

"....the most prolific horrormeister returns!" ---Chronogram Magazine

"Jason Gehlert....will make you quiver with fright...." ---Times Herald-Record

Product Details

BN ID:	2940181254343
Publisher:	blackbedsheet
Publication date:	02/21/2011
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	257 KB

About the Author

As horrormeister Jason Gehlert's library continues to evolve and expand towards new genres, his emergence as a literary voice continues to build momentum. On the heels of his highly successful jungle zombie novel, Contagion (Stonegarden.net Publishing) and his short story collection Demon Revolver a personalized collection of paranormal mayhem and carnage in Ghost Prints, and The Ferrymen (Damnation Books), comes JEREMIAH BLACK, a full-length novel and what many are arguably calling his best effort to date. He is also the author of the acclaimed science fiction series Europa continues to enthrall readers, blending sci-fi and horror into what Countgore.com calls a "killer series." His early werewolf series Quiver is currently being adapted for feature film, as well as The Woodsman. He is currently is penning a shark novel, and a short story collection featuring BBS authors.
Armed with a Communication/Media Degree from SUNY-New Paltz, Gehlert continues to tour the country, from the Playboy Mansion, to various horror conventions, offering advice about writing, marketing, and the promotional side of being an author, Jason is conquering the world with his fiction even as you read this. Jason lives with his wife, teacher and fellow author Tammy Gehlert, and their children, Natalie, Delanie and Cara.