"Moore wraps his words around your ears like a fog,
swirling to reveal the dying world in awful, sorrowful slivers."
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Toothless (2010) is an epic tale of war and redemption set in 12th century Europe, and winner of the Gold Medal in Horror from ForeWord's 2010 Book of the Year Awards. When an ancient evil leads an army of undead across the countryside, a failed Templar knight is all that stands between the living and the dead. The dice are cast against him. He is slain, only to rise as an undead servant to the very evil he had fought to vanquish. But life is not done with him yet. Publishers Weekly calls Toothless "moving, intriguing and highly entertaining." Toothless is currently available in trade paperback and ebook formats. Learn more. |
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When the Hero Comes Home (2010), edited by Ed Greenwood and Gabrielle Harbowy, features J. P. Moore's "His Last Monster" and 18 other fantastic tales. What happens when the hero hangs up his sword and heads home? Does home even exist anymore? Get it here. |
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Dark: A Horror Anthology (2010) features two short stories by J. P. Moore, plus thrills and chills by thirteen other writers: Matt R. Jones, Bryan Wolford, Casey Criswell, Keith Latch, Sal Cipriano, Desmond Reddick, Sean Keller, Dezi Sienty, Cassandra Thomas, Blake M. Petit, Corey Graham, Derek M. Koch, and Steve Wands. If you're a horror fan, chances are someone in Dark is serving up a dish you'll love! Grab your copy here. |
