J. R. Torrez

The Monthly Macabre (Volume One) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the silence of the night, in the middle of a desert, lies a grungy little gas station. Though surrounded by a barren wasteland, this two-pump petrol plot is the perfect little pit stop for vacationers en route to the snowcapped mountains of Mammoth.

Inside this gas station sits a lowly attendant, gazing into the nothing and basking in his solitude. He waits for no one and nothing, only counts the minutes to the end of his shift. But on this special evening he'll be paid a visit by an upper class, quarreling couple; A college girl, fit for a magazine centerfold, and her better half, a wealthy, modern male misogynist. The upscale couple wouldn't be caught dead frequenting such a rundown establishment. Tonight, however, they'll make an exception.

These three nobodies, with nothing in common, suddenly sojourn into the darkest realms of a horrific unknown, and this pit stop will be their gateway to the sick, sultry, psychotic realm often referred to as the macabre.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Indie Works
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201391072
• Artikelnr.: 63207478

Autorenporträt

J.R. Torrez began telling stories at a very early age. He considered himself academically inept, yet he still gained praise for his narrative essays. By the time he got to college, he had developed a solid confidence in his writing. Though he majored in film, with a focus on directing, many of his peers turned to him for his screenwriting skills. After college he spent many years pursuing a filmmaking career, gaining hands-on experience in all stages of film production. It was those years of film industry exposure that led him to realize where storytelling truly stems. From then on, he turned his focus towards the printed word, absorbing the works of Hawthorne, Poe, Lovecraft, Attwood, Percy, etc. Regularly referred to as a 'chameleon writer,' J.R. can orchestrate various genres, most prominently horror, mystery, and thriller. These days, J.R. writes out of Nashville where he hopes to establish a career as a renowned author.