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The Garage and Other Pulp Horror Stories

joe zito

出版	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015-12-31
主題	Fiction / Horror
ISBN	15195909629781519590961
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=5UErjwEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋

In 1974 the small Indiana town of Bludenhale was turned upside down by a shocking, bloody murder that claimed three lives. The carnage took place in a small white garage, buried deep within a cornfield. The accused was a twenty two year old dark haired beauty by the name of Angel Larson. She claims that she is innocent and in her mind believes there was something in the garage that night responsible for the bloodshed. Yet she was found guilty of the murder and sentenced to life in a mental institution. Among the slain was her best friend Heather Smith. She had left behind her two year old daughter Amy to be raised by her distraught grandparents. They raised her as if she was their own and never spoke of the violent way in which her Mother had died. All that would change though one spring morning at the local hardware shop called 'Sam's', when jaded ex-cop Red Brown, the one who first discovered Heather Smith's body in the garage, laid out the gruesome details to twelve year old Amy Smith, planting the seeds for her 'dark world' and her beginning hatred and obsession of Angel Larson. She would go on to adopt an out of control lifestyle by becoming a nite club dancer with a drug problem and a fetish for cutting herself in order to deal with her Mother's death and the one who took her life; Angel Larson. Then, on the 20th anniversary of the 'Bludenhale Massacre of 1974' twenty two year old Amy Smith's dark world hallucinations will explode with blood gushing force in her mind, leading her down a path of bloody sex, terror and revenge. Starting in 1994, 'The Garage' will take you on a twisting and turning bloody trip through time going back to 1974, attacking your senses along the way. The bloodbath awaits you. In addition, there are 24 short stories some of which are connected to the story of 'The Garage'.