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Tea with Death by Joel M. Andre

Make sure you pick up Joel M. Andre's new book, Tea with Death today! It is available exclusively on the Kindle!

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Joel M. Andre

Mayhem and madness, crime and horror  fiction the way it was meant to be written, Joel M. Andre,  combines the  styles of the greats such as Robin Cook and James Patterson, with the grim horror of Stephen King–upstart author Joel Andre brings home an amazing read with every page.

Andre offers a unique new style in horror crime drama, looking at things from a whole new perspective. Writing was a passion for Joel from the earliest he could remember. A poetic bent sent him writing more prose, until people began to note the off-the-wall crime tales that Joel was writing and to ask for more.

From, A Death at the North Pole, (a new revised edition is coming in Fall 2011) to, Kill 4 Me, and his newest addition to his books The Black Chronicles: Cry of the Fallen, Joel takes the reader into an entirely new world, opening new dimensions and bringing  readers around the world, into macabre, painted worlds that are dark, twisted, sometimes laced with humor and always infinitely exciting.

If you haven’t had the chance to read anything by Joel M. Andre, then pick up the new book today….. Treat yourself to a new kind of writing that will send delicious chills down your spine and keep you awake til you’ve read it all… or someone wakes up to sit with you in the darkness.

Review: Michael (Book 2 in the Airel Saga)

Keep checking back for my review of this title.

 

Description of Michael

Michael did the unthinkable to save Airel from death, but now he must live with the choices he has made–both good and evil. Tortured by his past and haunted by what he believes might be his future, Michael seeks redemption–but will the past prove to be too strong? How can he break free of it and be the man he longs to be for Airel? If only he had never…

Airel. Michael’s one true love. He had forced her to drink in new life only to find that old wounds and deep scars do not heal overnight. Can she truly forgive Michael, can she truly love him? And can he accept that forgiveness? Or is it all for nothing, and has he gone too far already? As the darkness of past choices closes in on them, chases them, intercepts them, coming at them from everywhere at once, how can their love possibly survive?

Aaron Patterson is the author of the best-selling WJA series, as well as two Digital Shorts: 19 and The Craigslist Killer. He was home-schooled and grew up in the west. Aaron loved to read as a small child and would often be found behind a book, reading one to three a day on average. This love drove him to want to write, but he never thought he had the talent. His wife Karissa prodded him to try it, and with this encouragement, he wrote Sweet Dreams, the first book in the WJA series, in 2008. Airel is his first teen series, and plans for more to come are already in the works. He lives in Boise, Idaho with his family, Soleil, Kale and Klayton. His daughter had an imaginary friend named She.


Chris White has an award for reading 750 books in one school year — from the 3rd grade. So yes, he’s more of a nerd than Aaron. Chris loves history, Sherlock Holmes, and anything that’s not virtual, like old motorcycles and mechanical typewriters. He also doesn’t get why we have these things called “smart phones” when all they do is make people dumber. Chris recently celebrated 10 years of marriage with his wife, April, and has two boys: Noah, age 8, and Jaden, age 3, who inspired the Great Jammy Adventure series; the OK-to-color-in picture books. Chris is working on a short story called The Marsburg Diary that will further explore the prologue to Airel, and he is finishing up his first novel, entitled K: phantasmagoria, due out in 2011. Chris has a major crush on Audrey Hepburn, who is now dead. His wife is okay with all of this.

 

 

Haunted Places: Dominican Hill, Phillipines

 

The hill over Baguio City was once opened to the public, who could trek there and achieve the most beautiful vision of the city as a whole. The view was nothing short of breathtaking. That was then and this is now. The area is closed to the public. Whether it is in response to the hauntings that are reputed to take place there, or to something entirely different, no one is talking.

The city doesn’t think much about the ruined Diplomat’s Hotel that sits atop Dominican Hill in Baguio City, which has had the reputation of being haunted for years. In the early part of the 20th century the Dominican monks constructed the hotel, which originally served as a seminary. In charge of the construction was Rogue Ruano. The enrollment was originally poor and the school was closed in the early portion of 1917 when it began to bse used as as vacation home and a sanitarium of sorts.

WW II saw Japanese attacks here and there was a very extensive amount of damage done to the seminary. It was said that the Japanese attackers of the area beheaded multiple priests and some of the nuns that were in the area. They also–at least according to history and reports of the time killed babies and mothers near the fountain. The murders took place on the top and the bottom floor.

The building was purchased and became a hotel which was subsequently closed. The hotel staff and the guests of the hotel described hearing wailing noises and groans all through the daylight hours and like a horror fiction novel, the ghosts of headless priests were seeing walking the corridors. The building is now lying in ruins and it is studiously avoided by the local people who firmly believe that it is haunted. Neighbors in the area have heard dishes clattering to the ground, people screaming and many claim that if you visit the area in the dark of night, you will find that there are the ghosts of headless people wandering the grounds around the Diplomat hotel in Baguio City.

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