You will fall in love with Sherri. Tears Of Gold is an apocalyptic tale of survival. The world changed overnight. Jake, Vicky, Ted and Janet woke up alone in a world gone insane. They are aged 12 to 13. Theirs is a coming of age story of them traveling from one end of Toronto to the other. Their lives could be extinguished by the monsters at any moment. Sherri is a new kind of hero. She is not your typical Vampire. She feeds off the rot of the undead. There is a war going on in the underbellies of the world. The combatants rarely touch the lives of Humankind. Sometimes humans do get involved....

From the Author of "Tears of Gold." and "ANDY" Bradley Snow and Amazon Createspace and Kindle proudly present the satires "The Jenny K Affair" in a revised edition and "The Karaoke King." Each story is riddled with musical references and better warn; there will be plenty of Horror mixed in. There is a place where people go when they want to fall off the face of the Earth. They want to be hidden from the public eye. This is a story of one such place. If you look close the shoe salesman may seem familiar. The King of music can be found. Ex Presidents pay a visit now and then. Witches? Why if...

"The Karaoke King." is also collected in "The Jenny K Affair." Hank is a loser. He lives in a fantasy world that if he wins a local Karaoke contest his life will change for the better. It is a rough crowd. Enter Simon and Nat. Maybe they are Angels or maybe they are Demons. They interfere as opponents in the same contest as Hank. How can Hank match up against Simon and Nat and all the other contestants?

The genre of Horror is a decaying animal. Brick and Mortar Bookstores do not carry horror anymore. The Small Press are run like family businesses and no stirring the pot is allowed. They play it safe by publishing their friends and friends of friends. This leads to horribly boring alleged horror in the Small Presses. Amazon's Createspace is helping to change things. No longer does a potential reader have to settle for paying high prices for inferior work. THE SECOND PERVERSION crashes through the barriers of the boring and predictable Small Press and brings Horror back as a valid genre. Like...