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Welcome to The Wormhole and my day on the tour.
It is my pleasure to feature C. A. Shives and Phobia.
C.A. Shives is the author of PHOBIA, a suspense novel based
in a small Pennsylvania town.
When not reading, writing, editing, or publishing, C.A. enjoys watching a good action movie. The author also spends time target shooting on the range and raising backyard chickens.
C.A. loves cheesy poofs, Bruce Willis movies, and wine (often simultaneously). The author is also a fan of Professional Competitive Eating.
A second book in the Artemis Herne series is scheduled for a winter 2012 release. C.A.’s upcoming novel weaves a dark tale of horrific vigilante justice tainted by the bitter taste of revenge.
When not reading, writing, editing, or publishing, C.A. enjoys watching a good action movie. The author also spends time target shooting on the range and raising backyard chickens.
C.A. loves cheesy poofs, Bruce Willis movies, and wine (often simultaneously). The author is also a fan of Professional Competitive Eating.
A second book in the Artemis Herne series is scheduled for a winter 2012 release. C.A.’s upcoming novel weaves a dark tale of horrific vigilante justice tainted by the bitter taste of revenge.
Important
Links
Website: www.cashives.com
Twitter: @CA_Shives
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/C.A.Shives
Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Phobia-ebook/dp/B007XVP39W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1335619232&sr=8-1
Twitter: @CA_Shives
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/C.A.Shives
Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Phobia-ebook/dp/B007XVP39W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1335619232&sr=8-1
EVERYONE HAS A SECRET FEAR...
Ex-cop Artemis Herne thought he left the grit and crime of the city in the past when he moved to a small town in Pennsylvania. But the discovery of a woman's dead body, bound and covered with snakes, sends panic through his community and ignites his investigative instincts.
As the serial killer continues to target his prey, Herne must confront his own haunted past to uncover the pattern in the deaths. He soon discovers that every victim suffers from a phobia. And every murder transforms the victim's worst fear into reality.
Tormented by his personal demons, he is forced to face his own fears as he hunts for a murderer who uses terror for a weapon.
An excerpt:
There was no trail through the woods and Emmert stumbled each time his foot struck a rock or exposed root. He panted with exertion and fear, and sweat mingled with his tears as they moved deeper into the trees.
My Review: I am currently loving the book - but am not finished reading it. I will post the review in the next day or so. Be sure to stop back - you don't want to miss this one!
Ex-cop Artemis Herne thought he left the grit and crime of the city in the past when he moved to a small town in Pennsylvania. But the discovery of a woman's dead body, bound and covered with snakes, sends panic through his community and ignites his investigative instincts.
As the serial killer continues to target his prey, Herne must confront his own haunted past to uncover the pattern in the deaths. He soon discovers that every victim suffers from a phobia. And every murder transforms the victim's worst fear into reality.
Tormented by his personal demons, he is forced to face his own fears as he hunts for a murderer who uses terror for a weapon.
An excerpt:
There was no trail through the woods and Emmert stumbled each time his foot struck a rock or exposed root. He panted with exertion and fear, and sweat mingled with his tears as they moved deeper into the trees.
The
Healer wore a baseball cap with the bill pulled low to hide his features. He
was certain no one was watching them in the secluded woods, but it wouldn’t
hurt to be cautious.
The
afternoon sun blazed in the sky, and The Healer felt some pressure and a little
tinge of fear at the sight. The task before him would take some time, and he
knew that daylight was limited. He urged Emmert faster through the trees and
brush.
Emmert
scratched his face on a branch and cried out as blood spilled down his cheek.
Suddenly, in front of them was a clearing in the woods.
The
open area was small, just a patch of grass and ferns among the trees, and in it
rested a plain wooden box with a hinged lid, the size of a coffin. The pine
wood was so fresh that The Healer could smell it.
“I’m
not a craftsman, unfortunately,” The Healer said. “Please pardon my amateur
attempt to make your casket.”
My Review: I am currently loving the book - but am not finished reading it. I will post the review in the next day or so. Be sure to stop back - you don't want to miss this one!
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