Description
It sucks to work there. You can get killed shopping there. So who in their right mind would want to live in Dead Park?
When you enter the gates of Dead Park Estates, the high end neighborhood adjacent to Dead Park Plaza and The Shops at Dead Park, you can never sure who’s living on the other side of that white picket fence. Past and present residents and visitors alike have stories to tell, and now, they’re answering the burning questions no one ever dared to ask.
Did a notorious fugitive settle in to live a long and happy life in this sleepy little suburb? Do creepy cryptids make good neighbors and poker buddies? Are the zombies participating in the annual zombie walk actually zombies or something worse? And where exactly would you go if you wanted to pick up not an Iron Maiden vinyl but an actual Iron Maiden, at a discounted price?
It’s not all monsters and mayhem, of course. Dead Park Estates offers romance of the most tragic kind, with a healthy dose of inter-dimensional revenge on the side.
The fourth book in the Dead Park series opens the gates and slips you in the back doors of the creepiest neighborhood in America. There truly is no place like home, especially if you share that home with a homicidal doll bearing a full set of teeth.
Stories include:
“Yard Sale.” You can buy the creepiest things in Dead Park, and they’re priced to sell!
“The Auctioneer.” How the death of a resident and an estate auction almost uncovered the answer to one of the greatest unsolved crimes in history.
“When Alan Met Shanna, Again.” A cross over story with the novel Die Alan Die.
“The Swimmer.” A clever little dog saves a young woman from marrying the wrong guy.
“The Doll Had Teeth.” Meet Baby-Kills-A-Lot. She’s got hair. She’s got teeth. And she’ll slit your throat for fun.
“The Poker Party.” The most unusual guys night in the history of mankind.
“The Landscaper’s Tale.” How an interdimensional invasion by a cute and fuzzy creature may have brought evil to Dead Park.
“The Walk-In.” A tragic love story ties together stories from both Dead Park Plaza and Dead Park Records.
“Girls Night.” A zombie walk turns out to be more than it seems when a group of old friends get together in Dead Park Estates.
133 pages.
Books are signed by the author.
