Popular Horror Author Returns with New Titles

May 4, 2011 - PRLog -- http://www.youtube.com/user/authorskepperson?feature=mhum

Review for: SATYR'S GRAZE (Kindle Edition) "This book is a MUST read!  Great characters with an addicting plot, could not put it down!  Love her older books but this one is now my favorite!”  -- Shala Buckner, Amazon customer

Praise for S.K.EPPERSON'S earlier works:

BROTHER LOWDOWN: Nominated by HWA for Best First Novel. “…a gripping un-decaffeinated thriller!”  -- Kinky Friedman

DUMFORD BLOOD: “…Epperson interweaves complex plot threads with panache, expertly pacing the narrative to culminate in a horrific confrontation…”  -- Publisher’s Weekly

GREEN LAKE: “…Filled with unusual twists and element of the truly bizarre, Green Lake weaves suspense and horror into a classic spine-tingler. Gripping the attention span one suspenseful page at a time, Green Lake compels the reader not to lay it down until the last sentence of the last paragraph of the last page!” -- Midwest Book Review

NIGHTMARE: “…an intriguing and mesmerizing addition to the genre.”  -- Publisher’s Weekly

THE NEIGHBORHOOD: “In books like Nightmare and Borderland, Epperson has shown a talent for non-supernatural horror that is involving and often psychologically insightful. Here, she turns that talent toward painting a macabre picture of an all-American neighborhood…   The characters are original and convincing… Epperson mixes horror and thriller elements-with dashes of realistic romance and truly sick comedy-into a gripping, eclectic read.”  -- Publisher’s Weekly

THE MOONS OF SUMMER: “…enjoyable as a suspenseful black comedy, a grotesque with a Midwest twist.”  -- Publisher’s Weekly   “Epperson's taut narrative nicely intensifies the claustrophobic small-town setting.”  -- Library Journal

OTHER TITLES BY S.K.EPPERSON include the bestselling BORDERLAND, BLACK NIGHT, written as S.J. Strayhorn and a western KANSAS BLUE written as Dylan Harson.

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About S.K. Epperson: Author of ten novels, a collection of shorts, numerous novellas and short stories.