Showing posts with label Primal Cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Primal Cut. Show all posts

Review of Primal Cut

The Superintendent of the Man Camp has just finished reading my new horror novel, Primal Cut. Just as I expected, he said he'd never look at me the same way again. I think its a compliment. He read it in one sitting, said he couldn't put it down and that I was "twisted sister."

The Foreman came in this morning talking about Primal Cut. Looks like it going to be a hit, way out there, though. Anyone with a weak stomach, beware.

Primal Cut is on sale for only 99 cents through the end of January at Amazon.com. You can download it to your PC with a free application from Kindle.


 I think as an artist, that's very cool. When a co-worker said, it must be like The Shinning, he said, way worse. I got a good laugh out of that. I changed the cover from this one...

 
 
 
 


to this one mainly because it seems like John Deerfield's face is on this snowy rock. Maybe he is following me now on my ski trips! He's a main character, the poltergeist who keeps things hopping here at Yellowstone Lake.


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Let me know what you think of the book covers.

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Promise Fullfilled-the Seasonal Killer

I promised to let you know when I finished writing this Thriller, called, Primal Cut.

After writing this story, a novel of nearly 50,000 words, I realized it really wasn't over. Without giving too much away, let's just say our detectives, Avery and Jenison soon find out our heroine is not dead. Along with the Ghost, Caretaker John Deerfield of the Historic Hotel in Yellowstone, they follow her to Utah where she has taken on a new identity and seasonal job in Zion, but that's in the next book.

Primal Cut , available now for Kindles or Computer download, is the first in a new series called the Seasonal Killer Series.


For those of you who would like to do seasonal work, or read about the fantastic locations where seasonal workers ply their trades, these novels will be spot on. I'm using the locations I've worked at myself for my literary endeavors. Nearly all the rest is my imagination, the character's names have been changed to protect the guilty.

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