The war between moon wolves and blood drinkers reaches its crescendo in the late 21st century. The blood drinkers have infested Earth, forcing the human survivors into hiding. Moon wolves stake claims in the former Australia as well as Jupiter's moon Europa. Kings, tyrannical and benevolent alike, hang on to their precarious positions of power. The Murdoch brothers are in the middle, as always, with Luke still skirting the law while Chance attempts to uphold it. A power unlike any the...
The 80s were all about having a good time. Hair metal, yuppies, video games, pro wrestling and MTV ruled pop culture. But there was a dark side taking hold...drugs. Luke Murdoch, the vicious vampire criminal is looking to make his mark in the newest and most profitable illegal activity in Los Angeles. As usual, his werewolf brother and lawman Chance is attempting to stop him at every turn. The half blood Oliphant twins continue their quest for vengeance and new enemies make themselves known....
The streets of Chicago during prohibition run red with blood. A new player is making his way through the ranks of the slew of gangsters jockeying for control of the various illegal activities in the city. While Luke Murdoch leads his gang of vampire mobsters, his werewolf brother Chance is heading up a group of federal agents to stop him. New alliances are formed and new enemies lurk in the shadows as the war between the moon wolves and blood drinkers intensifies. Zombie werewolves, ruthless...
Are you a fan of the spaghetti westerns of the 1960s and 70s? Do you enjoy the Hammer films of that same time frame? If you do, then I encourage you to check out book one of my Blood Brothers Saga, WANTED: UNDEAD OR ALIVE. Chance Murdoch is a tough but fair sheriff trying to keep law and order in the rough and tumble wild west of the late 19th century. His brother Luke is a petty criminal looking to become the next notorious outlaw gang leader that are feared throughout the West. When Chance...
I have loved horror movies since I was old enough to watch a screen. My uncle opened a video rental store in the late 1980s and I was officially hooked. Everything from "A Nightmare on Elm Street" to "They Live" to "Psycho" house some of my earliest and fondest memories. I escaped the loneliness of my home life with Freddy, Jason and Michael. I related to ostracized creatures like werewolves and the lonely, solitary existence of vampires. I identified with the outsiders and outcasts....
Ironically, I discover some of my best horror story ideas while communing with nature. I am lucky to live in a state with over a hundred state and national parks including serene lakes, rushing waterfalls, extensive cave systems and lush green forests. The thought of being chased by a hairy monster through the woods or dragged underwater by a scaly beast isn't so bad. There are worse ways to go, after all.
I began going to horror and comic conventions back in 2009. I was able to get numerous celebrity autographs including legends that I grew up watching like Gunnar Hansen and Doug Bradley. Neither of them charged for selfies and their autographs were around $30 a piece. The same convention I went to in 2009 had over 100 horror celebrity guests this past year and not a single one charged under $50 for an autograph and most charged $30+ for selfies. Not to mention "professional" photo ops costing...