Jeffrey Kosh

Jeffrey Kosh is the pen name of an author of three novels, some novelettes, and a long series of short stories. Perhaps best known for his horror fiction, Jeffrey also writo erotica and likes to experience different paths. His works have been published by Alexandria Publishing Group, Grinning Skull Press, May-December Publications, EFW, and Optimus Maximus Publishing. He is a full-time graphic artist, creating book covers and movie posters for professional publishers and filmmakers.
His short story ‘HAUNT’ was featured in the ‘FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE’ anthology, while ‘ROAD OFF’ became the lead in the ‘SCARE PACKAGE’ anthology. His debut novel, ‘FEEDING THE URGE’ is now at its fourth incarnation and has been expanded and remastered with a different ending. His most successful novel of late is THE HAUNTER OF THE MOOR, published by Optimus Maximus Publishing.

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• Unleashed: Tail One on April 01, 2012
  
  IT MADE ME CRY WITH JOY Fun. Entertaining. Visual. These are just some of the words that come to my mind, after reading Unleashed: Tail One. Lori Lopez concocted such an amazing (and incredible) tale it should be a blockbuster. Not reading this is like going to Paris and neglecting Eiffel Tower; you’re missing something on your life trip. Really. I had to read several books these days. Some were of my liking, others were awful. It’s my personal policy to just review those I enjoyed and deserving at least 4 stars. This went beyond. I’d give it 8 stars if I could, because Lori Lopez’s style is truly innovative and her multitasking creativity clearly shows in her writing. In this tale you get three points of view: a dog, a detective, and a cat. Each one acts perfectly in character, with a lot of humor (dark and otherwise), and pleasant details. The main persona – Midnight the cat – had me laugh and shiver at the same time, and some of her lines (her thoughts) brought me back at Showtime’s Dexter … with a touch of Ray Bradbury. I think that Lori Lopez is one of the most gifted writers in the genre and should get more attention by the general public. She gets the instinct of a natural storyteller, yet she doesn’t disdain prose, playing with words in a funny way, Lopez never bogs you down into the intricacies of English language. I’m very glad having read this.