Books with author John A. Davis

Eight singular and sprightly short stories all set in the strange settlement called Krakenshire:The unpredictable undertaker and demented doctor are once again delegated to defend the development from the villainous vampires. And with the aid of the almost undead assistants and a handful of other helpers, they give the ghouls a fierce fight for their freedom. Oh, there’s a few other fiendish findings along the way, mind you. I’m certain you’ll see there’s a story for everyone to scream about- in one way or another. But I can’t disclose all the details to you and foul all the fun, now can I? Please peruse at your own peril, as you might find yourself far too engrossed to escape.

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