Christine Morgan

Horrorsmut (Christine Morgan Books, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

**2022 Splatterpunk Award Nominated**

The guiltiest of guilty pleasures...
This is HORRORSMUT!

"You'll be ashamed of yourself for loving this book that is stuffed to the gills with viscid hardcore horror, mocking outrage, and consummate smut. This is a Must-Have for all collectors of the depraved!"
Edward Lee, author of THE BIGHEAD and HEADER

Minotaur porn! Witches, angels, and demons! Ancient bat-gods! Brutal Viking nastiness! Hunger, perversion, and revenge! A freaky pumpkin-monster! All kinds of bodily fluids! Taboos broken while you wait!

Collecting several of Christine Morgan's darkest and dirtiest works into one gloriously gooshy volume... Very NSFW and not the sort of thing decent people will want to be seen reading in public.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: The Evil Cookie Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. März 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230083757
• Artikelnr.: 73663237

Autorenporträt

CHRISTINE MORGAN enjoys writing across a variety of genres, as well as bending them, blending them, mashing them up, challenging herself, giving the reader something different, and pushing the limits. Especially when it comes to the weird stuff.

Her recent books have included a return to some Edward Lee style Hell on Earth, with her novel Warlock Infernal (sequel to the Splatterpunk Award winning Lakehouse Infernal) and the novella Damned Lazy (from the case files of Mephistopolis-noir gumshoe Matt Brimstone, P.I.), as well as the collections HorrorSmut, Rip Your Heart Out, and Almost Normal Horror.

She's currently juggling several writing projects, plus trying to keep up on edit-gigs and reviews, all while going through some major family and life upheavals. Quite frankly, it's a miracle she's held onto what little sanity she has left.

At the moment, and for the foreseeable future, she's staying at her dad's remote and rustic hermitage in the high desert of Southern California, trying not to think too hard about how one of the nearest neighboring properties apparently is some sort of "religious destination," whether or not that means creepy cultists, and what to do if it does.