Published: Dec. 03, 2010
Words: 42349 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook description

This collection combines Dark Bites 1-4 & includes an exclusive bonus story: Part 5 - As the Crow Flies (sequel to Part 1-Windy City of the Dead). Enjoy true horror as 4 women in Chicago from 1979 to the far future face zombies, were-wolves, vampires and ghosts. New twists on old stories, strong female leads & plenty of spine-tingling, bloody horror.

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Review by: Emma Meade on Sep. 02, 2011 :
Windy City of the Dead
I enjoyed this. There was plenty of action following a zombie outbreak in Chicago. Crow finds herself having to get armed and battle ready pronto if she wants to make it out of her apartment and the city alive. Luckily she just happens to find a Samurai sword in her neighbour's apartment (I thought that part was pretty funny).
Like Cats and Dogs
I'm not into werewolves or werenanimals that much so I found myself just skimming through this story.
The Red Planet
I appreciated this because it offers a new take on vampires. Set in the 24th century but dipping back to when Jenny became a vampire in the 21st century keeps the story moving along nicely.
848. This tale really disturbed me. It isn't supernatural but rather shows how horrific people can be. Brutal ending.
Overall I really enjoyed reading these tales and thought the female characters were strong, independent and well written. The endings leave you hanging though so I would love to read a follow up.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Lavyonne on April 11, 2011 :
This was GREAT. I enjoyed the short stories tremendously. The strong female characters were a delight. I found myself getting frustrated with some of the endings because they didn't end the way that I wanted them to. However, that was one of the joys of this book. There are twist and turns that you don't expect and some of them will just plain piss you off.

The supernatural has always been a joy of mines and this book packs plenty of it in new and interesting ways. The author clearly did his research on Chicago, and even on the biological aspects of the human body.

I highly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys a good read.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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