Summer Never Ends II : God's Mistake by Judith Sonnet ISBN 9798282781625, 8282781622 instant download

Summer Never Ends II : God's Mistake by Judith Sonnet ISBN 9798282781625, 8282781622 instant download

In 2009, a small youth group is going on a summer float trip. They expect to spend the weekend on the river, having fun, visiting the cold spring, playing on a rope swing . . . They have no idea they are being stalked by a madman. A masked killer, who is obsessed with the brutal events that took place at Creston Bible Camp in 1985. He believes he's continuing the work started by those psychopaths, and that these young Christians all deserve to die! By hatchet . . . by arrow . . . by blade . . . by any means necessary, he will kill and kill again . . . until the river runs RED. From Splatterpunk Award nominated author Judith Sonnet (The Home, Every Night in the Bone Orchard, and Hell: City of the Killing Dead), SUMMER NEVER ENDS II: GOD'S MISTAKE is an old-school slasher filled with nasty kills and energetic mayhem! Praise for Judith Sonnet "There are writers, but even rarer, there are storytellers. Judith Sonnet is a storyteller and of the very best kind: follow her down the path, unlatch the gate, and disappear inside the dark world she's cultivated. Once she takes you by the hand, you'll never look back." Rebecca Rowland, author of White Trash and Recycled Nightmares. "Judith Sonnet is so much more than an extreme horror writer. She knows how to write compelling, complex characters, and she knows what scares us." Lucas Mangum, author of Saint Sadist. "Trust me, Judith Sonnet's The Home might just be the best horror novel you read this year. Great characters, stellar concept, creative villains, perfect pacing and an ending I promise you won't see coming. A masterclass in horror." Duncan Ralston, author of Woom. "Welcome to my new favorite subgenre of horror: Judith Sonnet." Gage Greenwood, author of Bunker Dogs. "In a flooded market where extreme is being done to death, it's satisfying to be genuinely terrified again. Terror! Horror! Agony! does just that." Phrique, author of Gig of the Damned. "The Clown Hunt was my introduction to Judith's work and I was immediat