| Author: | Susan Shultz | ISBN: | 9781633700895 |
| Publisher: | Full Fathom Five Digital | Publication: | October 28, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Full Fathom Five Digital | Language: | English |
| Author: | Susan Shultz |
| ISBN: | 9781633700895 |
| Publisher: | Full Fathom Five Digital |
| Publication: | October 28, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Full Fathom Five Digital |
| Language: | English |
It's been five long years since the horrific murders that took place in the house on the hill, and the little town Ainsley Price once lived in seems to be moving on.
All except Sam—sweet, loving Sam.
With his pregnant wife, Claudia, by his side, Sam decides to live in the house that was once Ainsley's. He hides the gravestones that stand like solemn reminders in their yard and tells his wife that everything is all right.
But Ainsley knows that isn't true.
Ainsley knows his secrets.
And what he thinks is dead will rise again.
Sam is the fourth and final installment in Susan Shultz's dark series, Tales From the Graveyard. Haven't read the series? Start with The Blacksmith.
Praise for The Blacksmith, Book One of the Tales From the Graveyard series:
"The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz is like Dexter with a feminine twist gone dark. Ainsley feeds her dead heart by killing men and eating theirs. Who run the world? Girls. And their apparently insatiable desire for man-flesh. A fun holiday read!" —Nerdist.com
"It wasn't until I read The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz that I thought about a different type of 'scary story.'…It relies on legitimate fears of loss and the flaws in human nature to make you feel uncomfortable. Don't misunderstand—if you like blood, ghosts, and socipaths, The Blacksmith has that for you." —Volumes of Words
All except Sam—sweet, loving Sam.
With his pregnant wife, Claudia, by his side, Sam decides to live in the house that was once Ainsley's. He hides the gravestones that stand like solemn reminders in their yard and tells his wife that everything is all right.
But Ainsley knows that isn't true.
Ainsley knows his secrets.
And what he thinks is dead will rise again.
Sam is the fourth and final installment in Susan Shultz's dark series, Tales From the Graveyard. Haven't read the series? Start with The Blacksmith.
Praise for The Blacksmith, Book One of the Tales From the Graveyard series:
"The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz is like Dexter with a feminine twist gone dark. Ainsley feeds her dead heart by killing men and eating theirs. Who run the world? Girls. And their apparently insatiable desire for man-flesh. A fun holiday read!" —Nerdist.com
"It wasn't until I read The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz that I thought about a different type of 'scary story.'…It relies on legitimate fears of loss and the flaws in human nature to make you feel uncomfortable. Don't misunderstand—if you like blood, ghosts, and socipaths, The Blacksmith has that for you." —Volumes of Words
It's been five long years since the horrific murders that took place in the house on the hill, and the little town Ainsley Price once lived in seems to be moving on.
All except Sam—sweet, loving Sam.
With his pregnant wife, Claudia, by his side, Sam decides to live in the house that was once Ainsley's. He hides the gravestones that stand like solemn reminders in their yard and tells his wife that everything is all right.
But Ainsley knows that isn't true.
Ainsley knows his secrets.
And what he thinks is dead will rise again.
Sam is the fourth and final installment in Susan Shultz's dark series, Tales From the Graveyard. Haven't read the series? Start with The Blacksmith.
Praise for The Blacksmith, Book One of the Tales From the Graveyard series:
"The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz is like Dexter with a feminine twist gone dark. Ainsley feeds her dead heart by killing men and eating theirs. Who run the world? Girls. And their apparently insatiable desire for man-flesh. A fun holiday read!" —Nerdist.com
"It wasn't until I read The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz that I thought about a different type of 'scary story.'…It relies on legitimate fears of loss and the flaws in human nature to make you feel uncomfortable. Don't misunderstand—if you like blood, ghosts, and socipaths, The Blacksmith has that for you." —Volumes of Words
All except Sam—sweet, loving Sam.
With his pregnant wife, Claudia, by his side, Sam decides to live in the house that was once Ainsley's. He hides the gravestones that stand like solemn reminders in their yard and tells his wife that everything is all right.
But Ainsley knows that isn't true.
Ainsley knows his secrets.
And what he thinks is dead will rise again.
Sam is the fourth and final installment in Susan Shultz's dark series, Tales From the Graveyard. Haven't read the series? Start with The Blacksmith.
Praise for The Blacksmith, Book One of the Tales From the Graveyard series:
"The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz is like Dexter with a feminine twist gone dark. Ainsley feeds her dead heart by killing men and eating theirs. Who run the world? Girls. And their apparently insatiable desire for man-flesh. A fun holiday read!" —Nerdist.com
"It wasn't until I read The Blacksmith by Susan Shultz that I thought about a different type of 'scary story.'…It relies on legitimate fears of loss and the flaws in human nature to make you feel uncomfortable. Don't misunderstand—if you like blood, ghosts, and socipaths, The Blacksmith has that for you." —Volumes of Words
