FULL DARK: An Anthology is now out!

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Add FULL DARK to your Goodreads shelf here. 

Available on Amazon and B&N.

It's October 30th, which means that FULL DARK: An Anthology is now officially OUT!


What happens in the dark will come to light.

Full Dark is a collection of eleven short works with impressive depth and range. Twisted tales of ghosts, villains, and the paranormal await you—mystery, heinous fantasy, and pure suspense. Acclaimed and award-winning authors as well as a few talented newcomers have joined forces to be your guide. Venture into the dark if you dare.

Just A Matter Of Time by Loni Townsend
Forerunner by David Powers King
Taking Care Of You by Carrie Butler
The Apartment by Lisa Buie-Collard
The Caricature by Nick Wilford
Shifting Sands by Elizabeth Seckman
Shadows Falling On Rainbows by Celeste Holloway
Meringue, Murder or Marzipan by Tonja Drecker
Haunted Lake by Michelle Athy
Soul Coin by Laura Rich
Retribution by Melissa Maygrove

FULL DARK is a benefit anthology. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Gary Sinise Foundation, an organization that does many wonderful things for our country's active military, its veterans, and the countless first responders who sacrifice so much to keep us safe.

Published by Obisidian Books. 



Comments

  1. T. DreckerOctober 30, 2017 at 12:14 PM

    Yay! I'm loving the stories and will dive into more tonight.

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    1. Michelle AthyOctober 30, 2017 at 4:55 PM

      Me, too! I haven't finished the whole book yet. Looking forward to yours!

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  2. krystal janeOctober 30, 2017 at 12:31 PM

    Yay! I'm so happy for you guys!! Congratulations! I'm still thinking about these stories. I'll definitely be reading this again. ^_^

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    1. Michelle AthyOctober 30, 2017 at 4:55 PM

      Yay! Thanks for the review! And happy almost release day!

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