Ty Schwamberger's short story, Two Men, a Rat, And a Lady is available exclusively for the Kindle for only .99 cents! That’s over 10k words of extreme erotic horror for under a buck. But, that’s not all ... from Noon on Monday, January 30th till Midnight on February 3rd, you can download Two Men, a Rat, and a Lady for FREE. Description: Steve and Marc are two men with nothing much going on in their lives. They work little, live in a rat-infested apartment, sponge off the government and enjoy the simple things in life: booze, cigarettes and women. It’s on one lonely night they decide to take their wasted lifestyle to the next level… by calling Miss. Jena’s Escort Service. Deanna is a smart, good looking and goal driven lady, but works in a terrible profession. If she makes it through one last night, she’ll have enough money to retire from the lifestyle she’s never quite become accustomed… If life was only that simple. What ensues is a night full of debauchery and torture. Will Deanna have the inner-strength to make it out of the trashed apartment alive or will the two men and a filthy rat reign supreme? Only time and one of the men’s conscience holds the answer. Here's where you can pick up the Kindle edition: Two Men, a Rat, And a Lady

Last year, Arcana Studio released Ryan Colucci's graphic horror novel, Harbor Moon, to great reviews. Colucci has recently completed the book trailer for Harbor Moon, which you can view below. But first... Description: When Timothy Vance receives a call from a man claiming to be his long-lost father, he takes a trip to out-of-the-way Harbor Moon, Maine. But the man is nowhere to be found and unfortunately for Tim, the town doesn't take very kindly to strangers. As he struggles to stay alive and learn the truth about his father, Tim discovers that Harbor Moon is protecting an incredible secret ... and it turns out that Tim may have more in common with its residents than he could ever imagine... Here's the book trailer: And here's where you can pick up a copy of the graphic novel: Harbor Moon

Ryan Notch has released his novel, The Abyss Above Us, in a digital edition for only $4.99. Description: There is a place in the sky where there are no stars, no matter how deeply the astronomers gaze into it. Atop a lonely mountain stands a mighty telescope that turns towards the coordinates of this abyss nightly, as if drawn to it. Receiving its commands from a computer that hasn't existed for twenty years. Introverted network engineer Shaw is brought in to find out why. All too soon he finds that while the night sky may be dark, it is not silent. A signal is coming from those coordinates. Creating a sound liquid and hypnotic with layers of data that suggest anything but randomness. A siren's song that leads to horrific suicides in everyone who listens to it. By the time Shaw realizes this, it's too late to stop the signal he sent back into the night. A signal obviously received, for the abyss has begun to move. And it's moving towards us. "The book features a lot of very different ideas that had been haunting my thoughts for years," says Notch. "As a result it was incredibly hard to pull them all together into something coherent. I got to the point where I would sit down to write and not allow myself to eat until I had a thousand words. Sometimes you have to let your stomach bully your brain into action." You can pick up the Kindle edition here: The Abyss Above Us

Necon Ebooks has released Necon Classic Horror #21: The Complete Short Fiction Of Charles L. Grant Volume I: Nightmare Seasons for only $4.99. Description: The first book in Necon's Complete Short Fiction of Charles L. Grant, originally published in 1982, is truly "historic," as it was the first time Grant published four novellas with linking material around a common theme. It is, in effect, a tone poem — almost a symphony. It was so successful that he repeated the format three times. Nightmare Seasons won the World Fantasy Award for Best Collection/Anthology, besting Stephen King's Different Seasons and Dennis Etchison's The Dark Country. This edition includes a special introduction by novelist and critic Don D'Amassa Charles L. Grant is a writer not to overlook. Enjoy one of the cornerstone writers of the horror genre. You can order directly from the publisher here: Nightmare Seasons 1

Necon Classic Horror has released the digital edition of Charles L. Grant's The Hour of the Oxrun Dead for only $4.99. Description: The Hour of the Oxrun Dead was a breakthrough novel for Charles L. Grant. It was the first of many books dealing with Oxrun Station, his invented, cursed locale that is probably only surpassed by Lovecraft’s Arkham and King’s Castle Rock in the minds of horror fans. First appearing in 1977, it helped usher in the golden age of horror fiction in the 1980s. Character-driven and emotionally wrenching, The Hour of the Oxrun Dead’s subtlety stands in sharp contrast to the “gore galore” style that would come to dominate horror fiction. If you love horror and you haven't read Charles L. Grant, you need to give him a read. His voice is unique, his stories powerful, and he believed that the horror genre was much more than a bucket of blood and a handful of cheap scares. You can pick up the Kindle edition here: The Hour of the Oxrun Dead

Crossroad Press has released the first digital edition of Kathryn Ptacek's Gila! Originally published under her pen name Les Simons, Gila! is a tale of grisly horror with man being the hunted and Mother Nature being the hunter. Description: Harkening back to the days of giant creature movies of the 1950s, a horde of giant Gila Monsters is on the loose in New Mexico, threatening every living creature in sight. Nothing and no one is safe from the ravenous creatures as they tear their way through the desert and into heavily populated areas. Can these atomically mutated creatures be stopped or is this the beginning of the end for mankind? It's up to Chato del-Klinne and Dr. Kate Dwyer to kick the hiss out of the oversized lizards! The digital edition is available for only $2.99. You can pick up the Kindle edition here: Gila!

We reviewed Simon Spurrier’s A Serpent Uncoiled (read the review here) and rather enjoyed it. So when he released this clever video to help promote the book, we thought you might rather enjoy it. See what you think... And if this inspires you to want to read his book, you can order from Amazon here: A Serpent Uncoiled