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"I might as well get straight to the point here - this is a frigging superb short story Think Eli Roth's 'Hostel' (2005) meets Edward Lee's 'The Chosen' (1993), crossed with a Clive Barker style search for the ultimate sensual thrill. Wrap that all up in a fast-paced, tightly-written and incredibly atmospheric short story - and you've got yourself one hell of an entertaining read," wrote DLS reviews about Clandestine Delights, one of the stories featured in this volume.Death Dreams in a Whorehouse collects nine blood-soaked tales of terror and intrigue from the mind of J. R. Park; a mind that Scream magazine described as 'one of the darkest places in the universe'.Containing the stories Treats, Mandrill, Connors, Clandestine Delights, Head Spin, The Svalbard Horror, Screams In The Night, The Festering Death and I Love You.

"There's a whole underground 'Candyman' (1992) style vibe whispered throughout the story. Something that taunts you. Plays with your senses and sets your imagination loose to explore darkened passages you may not wish to travel down,"writes DLS Reviews on the short story The Ugly, just one of nine tales from Death Dreams In The Dark: a collection of haunting stories that seep from the darkness of J. R. Park's imagination.The third in the Death Dream series, this volume explores the horrors that lurk after hours; the nightmares made real; the awful truth of the things that go bump (and hack, slash, cackle and sigh) in the night.This collection includes the stories Nunight, Halloween Night, The Darkling, Late Night Caller, Mary, Do What Thou Wilt, The Ugly, Diamond In The Rough and The Last Horror Story.

Watch the gate. It sounded so simple. Just watch the gate. But as the night draws in and a building storm batters the surrounding wood, Andrew is left floundering inside the security hut, desperate to prove to himself and his family that he can handle each situation as it arises.With nothing but a book for company, his imagination stirs. Memories he'd tried his hardest to bury crawl up through the darkness. The line between fantasy and reality begins to blur. Watch the gate. It sounded so simple.

J. R. Park lends his particular brand of new-wave pulp horror to the festive season, with twelve twisted tales of yuletide terror. From ghosts to psycho-Santas to killer nativity scenes, the turkey's not the only thing that's getting served.Featuring the stories: Once A Year, The Girl With The Reindeer Tattoo, Christmas Wrath, A Christmas Tradition, Black Aura, Fragmented, Behold All The Angels, A Touch Of Frost, Dear Constance, The Thirteenth Day and The Wassailer.Also containing A Demon In Santa, written by the author when he was ten years old.'J. R. Park is a much needed shot in the arm for gritty pulp horror.' - DLS Reviews