Location: United States
Member Since: Nov. 27, 2012
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Jason Perry


Biography

I'm an up and coming writer. I've been writing since I was three years old. Born and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, I've made writing my passion. I'm also making it my career because I don't see myself doing anything else. I have twenty-one published books under my name. But I'm looking to add more to that list. I mainly write under the horror Genre, but I'm willing to try writing under other Genres. I also write poetry because it's also a passion of mine. I've been writing poetry for as long as I've been writing stories.

Where to find Jason Perry online

Twitter: PatrickJayPerry
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Blog: http://IAmJasonPatrickPerry.wordpress.com

Books

2013: The Silent Words    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 3760 words. Published on April 24, 2013. Fiction.
A poetry book containing a compilation of fifty poems, that are of the author's imagination. He hopes that the readers can relate to them, even with some of the poems being fictitious.
The Haunted House 3: The Possession Lives On    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 9270 words. Published on March 28, 2013. Fiction.
Things go from bad to worse when Mandy is detained at a juvenile mental institution. She meets a fellow inmate who happens to have the same problem as her. Possessed by Demon, this inmate explains to Mandy how she keeps it at bay and how to get rid of it for good. With all of the help she's given, it doesn't seem Mandy takes too kindly to it and neither does her abusive, demonic conscience...
The Haunted House 2: A New Nightmare    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 9510 words. Published on March 24, 2013. Fiction.
It's been five years since the tragedy at the O'Connor residence took place. A new family moves into town, hoping things will go well for them, like at their old residence. As the days pass by, this family starts witnessing some paranormal-like behaviour around them. Whatever it is, it certainly wants them dead, at all costs...
The Hunter    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 11320 words. Published on March 7, 2013. Fiction.
It's the summer of 2013 and the children are enjoying their vacation. Things go from bad to worse, when a group of kids start picking on Michael, the lonely kid. Not knowing what he's capable of, they push him to his limits and he attacks them, leaving them for dead. With the police after him, Michael stays on the run, hoping to lead them into a trap...
Valentine's Day    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 15180 words. Published on February 13, 2013. Fiction.
0.25 star(4.25 from 4 reviews)
Lacey, a young teenager ruins Bryson's, a young man's life for thirteen long years, by rejecting his offer to have a dance with her, only to be brought through Hell, in return. Now, thirteen years later, all grown up, her friend, Stacy, happens to take interest in the person she once hated, causing jealousy to erupt from her. Now she looks to get even and steal Bryson to regain his love and trust.
The Haunted House: The Beginning    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 9790 words. Published on February 8, 2013. Fiction.
“1969… Mysterious deaths occurred in the O’Connor residence. Two adults and two children were found, brutally murdered by an unknown suspect. Each victim received multiple stab wounds, as well as being suffocated and strangled.
Peek-A-Boo: The New And Improved MetalHead    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 21030 words. Published on January 4, 2013. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
After the devastating tragedies they've witnessed, Samantha and Vanessa look to hopefully, find some closure to the madness. But that doesn't happen. They come across a new person and befriend her. Samantha and Vanessa's new friend, Madeline, fills them in with some important information about what's been going on and why it's been happening and how to stop it from continuing to happen...
Peek-A-Boo    by Jason Perry
Price: Free! 17780 words. Published on November 27, 2012. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
Four college students go away on their Christmas break and take shelter in an old-fashioned, red cabin. Little do they know, there's a killer on the loose and that killer is out to get them. These four college students search the cabin, as well as the area they're in and learn about the killer's past. Will these four survive, in order to exploit the killer's evil ways?

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1969    2013    blood    cabin    chainsaw    chainsaw killings    demons    haunted    heartbreak    horror    house    hunter    mask    metalhead    murders    nightmare    poetry    possession    revenge    roses    senses    silent    spirits    valentines day    wolf    words   

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Smashwords book reviews by Jason Perry

  • Rendezvous: A short story on Feb. 13, 2013
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    I'm not much of a fan of erotica-type stories, but this one kept my interest, all the way. I love that the title explains the story, if you actually pay close attention to it. While reading it, I was thinking that Gabriella's boyfriend, Robert would've flown to Rio De Janeiro to see her and be with her, but since it took a turn in another direction, it completely blew my mind. I would honestly love to read more of the writer's stories because this one has got me wanting more. :-)
  • Emma White on March 12, 2013
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    I came across this book in a search and thought I'd give it a read. I was somewhat impressed with what I've read. Not a bad read at all. But the only problem I had with the story was that Emma White's death was explained more than once, which, in a way, made the story seem repetitive and redundant. Now if it was a flashback to the death of her, then I can understand that. But overall, it did keep me entertained, all the way through. I honestly wouldn't mind reading more of this author's work.
  • Monster with the Face of a Child on March 25, 2013
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    Pretty decent storyline/plot. However, the story didn't really grab my attention, like I was expecting. I will admit that the idea of the little boy being the killer, was really impressive. I was pretty impressed with the ending. The part about the Lord failing twice with killing the little boy, that got me thinking that the author is, perhaps, making another part (perhaps a flashback) to what happened the first time the Lord failed, with trying to kill the little boy. Decent job, overall.