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The mayor of Fulton Springs, Alabama, has one thing on his mind: His reelection, and the money and power that come with it. He's an old pro in the political game and quick to sell out the public to special interests if the price is right. He says all his decisions are made in the best interest of his citizens, so they should just shut up and follow the rules. Restaurant owner, Frank Standish, is tired of having his business hamstrung by all the new taxes and regulations that crop up at each city council meeting helmed by the mayor's lackeys. The cronies in office are choking off his livelihood and stomping on his freedom. So Frank decides to do something about it. Backed by a surge of grassroots support, Frank and his family and friends at The Bull, a local bar and barbecue pit, mount a blue-collar revolt against government run amok. Frank runs on a groundbreaking political platform: a promise to serve only a single term on behalf of the freedom-loving citizens of Fulton springs, imposing his own strict term limit to insulate himself from the influence of outside interests. His strategy resonates wildly with the voters who orchestrate an underdog campaign to unseat the mayor - a concerted effort that refuses to be silenced by slanderous propaganda, corrupt authority, vindictive police or even bullets from a gun. With a red-hot rebellious streak steeped in rich southern tradition, this is the story of Frank Standish and company, who are sick of the city telling them what to do. And they plan to make a change, whether the mayor likes it or not.

Get a double dose of nightmares with twelve terrifying tales from six twisted authors! Featuring hair-raising stories from Amanda Hard, K. Trap Jones, Vic Kerry, J.C. Michael, The Sisters of Slaughter and Matthew Weber!

I Want to Be a Monster When I Grow Up is the new children's picture book from author M.T. Weber. Creatively illustrated by the author with brilliant full-color cartoon styling, the book tells the story of one little boy named Hudson and his big imagination.Ideal for 4- to 7-year-old children, it's a perfect book to read along with your little ones about the power of imagination. In addition to introducing many wild and crazy creatures, the story shares helpful parenting tips about the importance of sharing, brushing teeth and eating vegetables. Just released in paperback and Kindle from Pint Bottle Press, this funny book is sure to brighten up a kid's holiday season."Perfect bedtime reading." - Adrian Shotbolt, BeavistheBookhead.com"I loved this! Such a great story for kids! I'd definitely read it to my little monsters at home!" - Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason, authors of Mayan Blue and Isolation."M.T. Weber's I Want to be a Monster When I Grow Up bridges the gap between engaging the young reader and the parent looking for a fun-filled read that doesn't want to make them sigh with boredom." - Jim Mcleod, Ginger Nuts of Horror

When the line between the rational and delusional blurs, the dream becomes reality, and life becomes a nightmare. Experience the psychosis these stories induce, from tales of insanity to those of twisted hysterics. Take the shot, and enjoy the Thorazine Dreams. -- "THORAZINE NIGHTMARES is a more accurate title, but THORAZINE DREAMS has a better ring to it. In these short snippets of horror, Kerry draws a common thread of substances and the power they control over us, with or without our consent. You'll meet a variety of classic monsters in these pages, but some unique ones, too. And the monster isn't always who it seems." - Kristin Dearborn, author of WHISPERS, STOLEN AWAY, and WOMAN IN WHITE "Vic Kerry's writing is always intriguing and engaging. His stories are woven with a thoughtfulness that few can match. I eagerly read any story he writes." - Lori Michelle, editor-in-chief of DARK MOON DIGEST