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Author Debbie De Louise Brings Free Paranormal and Horror eBooks for October

Darkling Delights welcomes horror and paranormal author Debbie De Louise, and she's got some free eBooks to give away during the month of October. Be sure to check them out, starting with Haunted Honeymoon below.

I'm proud to announce the release of The Mistaken Mission, my time-travel short story that's a sequel to "Stitches in Time," a story I wrote in 1999 for the anthology, Cat Crimes Through Time.

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Nineteen years ago, Gina Garrett’s father disappeared into the past using a time-travel disk he and his partner created. The only person who believed Gina when she explained what happened was her father’s partner’s son. When he, now a detective, shows up at her door claiming that he needs her to help him prevent a murder that happened a year ago, she hopes they can find her father, too.
Excerpt A few minutes after I hung up, there was a knock at my door. Checking the peephole with Stripey at my ankles, I saw a tall man with red hair and a…

Tuesday Guest Post: Rayne Hall

Tuesday Guest Post: C. C. Marks

Who wants to read a story where society has broken down, things have changed for the worse, and civilization is a thing of the past? Well, a lot of people. One of the most popular genres right now is dystopian. What exactly is dystopian literature? When it comes to books, no two are exactly the same, but dystopians are stories that explore social and political structures, especially the breakdown of these structures. What happens if society as we know it becomes a living nightmare? You get a suspenseful story with strong conflict.
Thanks to releases like Suzanne Collins’s, The Hunger Games, everyone is clamoring for this type of fiction. Yet, what is so great about the dystopian genre? Why is the audience growing for this genre? Why does Hollywood love this kind of movie? Here are several reasons why dystopian stories are so popular: ·Dystopias automatically put characters in a “high-stakes” conflict, often concerning their ultimate survival or demise.
·It questions authority, …

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