Dan Lee

American Carnage features five writers from the horror/pop culture website Psycho Drive-In, telling original tales of dystopian science fiction and horror in Post-Trumpocalypsian settings. John E. Meredith's " What Kind of Monster Are You?" offers a unique take on a classic science fiction trope: aliens are coming to steal our women But this time, they've got a distinctly more sinister endgame in mind. Rick Shingler's "The Day the World Turned Day-Glo" is set after a major new technology has effectively made sunlight a commodity. And the only person who can do anything about it is alone on the moon. Dan Lee's "None but the Brave" follows the adventures of a sociopathic anti-terrorist agent in a future where nobody's minds are safe from observation - not even after death. R. Mike Burr's "Where Eagles Dare" is set the day after tomorrow as an unnamed protagonist comes under scrutiny by ill-intentioned patriots. Lastly, Paul Brian McCoy's "Big Takeover" continues the adventures of the protagonists of his novel The Unraveling, as they take a trip into the dreaming mind of the President in order to save him, and the country, from potential apocalypse. These five stories range from straight science fiction to existential horror to trash/schlock splatter. If you're feeling anxiety over the state of the world, these stories might not alleviate that worry, but they will definitely inspire, and disgust, you, all at the same time

Garbage men in the future venture back to an abandoned Earth to try to clean up the toxic waste and damage done by humans ages ago. One man's trash is another man's living. Since earth became inhospitable, humanity escaped ages ago to live in a space station floating above the atmosphere. Now Travis and his crew of garbage men are tasked with cleaning up mountains of toxic waste, working for a company called Atomic Bros INC., to create a 'Clear World'. But when one of Travis' crew members goes missing near an old nuclear facility Travis' job becomes a bit more complicated.

A little flutter, a dizzy spell, an imperceptible narrowing of the arteries and then the rest of your life is a series of doctors advising you against things. On the outskirts of Hanoi, a late night motorcycle ride leads to an encounter in a cluttered kitchen where no-one quite belongs. Duyan is a young woman reluctantly returning to her roots. Murph is coming to see his old mate, Bob, whose shady past is slowly catching up with him. Dan Lee's wry new play draws us deep into the mess and chaos of old friendships, fragmented families and the inevitable blur of aging. Meanwhile, the ancient city of Hanoi howls and crashes around outside, through the walls of the tiny basement kitchen.

Kentucky is richly blessed with rivers. This book tells the stories of three of the most beautiful and historic: the Rolling Fork, the Nolin, and the Rough. Each is an unpredictable force of nature flowing through a land that varies from wide, sunny meadows to dark, rock-bound hollows. Chapters describe the people who lived in the river valleys, including pioneers, frontier preachers, a future president, cave explorers, Confederate and Union soldiers, desperate killers, hardscrabble farmers, and inspired visionaries. Sometimes they were wasteful and violent and vain; at other times they were inventive and graceful and kind. Their descendants realized that survival had come to mean something new: living in harmony with the land and the rivers.

Whispers in the Walls 2: Cryptids is a collection of new and original cryptid stories from the writing team at Tennessee Horror News. These yarns will introduce you to strange creatures in even stranger situations. Includes contributions from Tyler Dean, Greg Bennett, Danno, and Escoe Allen.

The Mobile & Ohio Railroad was the longest line in the nation when it was completed in spring of 1861--the final spike driven a few weeks after Confederate artillery shelled Fort Sumter. Within days, the M&O was swept up in the Civil War as a prime conveyor of troops and supplies, a strategic and tactical asset to both Confederate and Union armies, who fought to control it. Its northern terminus at Columbus, Kentucky saw some of the earliest fighting in the war. The southern terminus in Mobile, Alabama was the scene of some of the last. U. S. Grant, William T. Sherman, Nathan Bedford Forrest, Newton Knight of the "Free State of Jones" and others battled over the M&O, the Federals taking it mile-by-mile. This book chronicles the campaigns and battles for the railroad and the calamity endured by the civilians who lived along it.

Whispers in the Walls is a collection of new and original ghost stories from the writing team at Tennessee Horror News. These ghostly yarns will introduce you to vengeful spirits, cursed objects, and even some humorous hauntings. Includes contributions from Isaac Thorne, Bryce Gibson, Dan Lee, Yeti, Angela McNichols, and Tyler Dean.

You'll read this in less time than it takes to watch a movie, but you'll feel its impact for a lifetime.In this gripping tale, you'll take a front row seat to the most significant event in your future (and every Christian's future).Benny Little, an altogether ordinary man, stands before the Judgment Seat of Christ with several of his contemporaries. This decisive event is thrilling for some, shocking for others.Triumph and tears abound.As angels vividly replay each life, Jesus reveals to these companions how they will shine forth for Him (if at all) in eternity, where they will live, and the role each will play (or none) as one of His Eternal Shepherds of Creation. What will Benny's final place be?"This is a terrific read and is ultimately as convicting as anything I have ever read." David Ware, Pastor and creator of The Template: A Blueprint for Full Spectrum Ministry"Written by a theologian with a deep command of the world to come." Jordan Wolley, President of E412 Global

Born to an affluent family in 1836, Hylan B. Lyon claimed ancestors among Irish rebels, patriots of the American Revolution, and slaveowners in his native Kentucky. Biographer Dan Lee chronicles Lyon’s military career, which began with service in the Third US Artillery after his graduation from West Point in 1856. Lyon first saw action in the Third Seminole War. Later stationed at Fort Yuma in California, he went on to fight in the Coeur d’Alene War. Witnessing the execution of Yakima chief Qualchan during this last conflict nearly made Lyon leave the army. Yet the young lieutenant persevered. After serving with troops building the Mullan Road between Washington and Montana, Lyon returned to Kentucky just as Lincoln won the 1860 presidential election. Though his home state never seceded from the Union, Lyon cast his lot with the Confederacy. He served with the Third Kentucky Infantry Regiment (CSA), led the Eighth Kentucky Infantry, and later commanded the Kentucky Brigade under Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest. Lyon saw action in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi, spending several months as a prisoner of war and winning special commendation for his performances at the Battles of Coffeeville and Brice’s Crossroads. He ultimately earned the rank of brigadier general. After the Civil War, Lyon sought refuge with other ex-Confederates in Mexico, working as a railroad surveyor. He requested and received a presidential pardon and returned to Kentucky by mid-1866. Lyon remained there until his death in 1907, devoting himself to farming and prison reform, as well as serving in the state house of representatives. He was the mayor of Eddyville, Kentucky, when he died in 1907.

This book contains 20 tried and tested recipes designed to create delicious tasting soups with a minimum of fuss. All of the recipes require no preparation and can be completed in one session using your soup maker or machine, are suitable for freezing and use commonly found ingredients without requiring a large shopping budget.

"Shadow Grass" is a story of two private investigators, working as Cain and Able Investigations, who face the complicated and complex chore of finding the killer of citizens in a small crossroads town near Kansas City, Missouri.The perpetrator does more than kill a victim, the murderer tortures the poor soul with sharp garden tools. As in other Cain and Able Mysteries, Danny and Ruth find themselves targets of deadly attacks on their lives.

NOIRLATHOTEP 2: MORE TALES OF LOVECRAFTIAN CRIME features six all-new stories by the writers of Psycho Drive-In that push the boundaries of what you can do with the concept of Lovecraftian Mythos-inspired crime fiction.Dan Lee kicks us off with "Little Girls and Other Nightmares" as a hard-boiled detective's job to find a little girl is complicated by her very possessive mother.Then we move to "Dust Devil" by R. Mike Burr, where small-town hostilities spiral into mind-shattering devastation for everyone involved.Then Alex Wolfe's "Devil in the Machine" takes us back to the days shortly before her NOIRLATHOTEP 1 story, to discover the backstory of a very intriguing, and mind-addled, hacker.Rick Shingler then takes us into the "Belly of the Beast" as an intrepid reporter mistakenly believes that getting the scoop of a crime boss's notorious past is the most important thing that's going to happen to him on that day.Paul Brian McCoy is up next with "The Stuff Nightmares are Made Of" - a 1920s riff on The Maltese Falcon, Indiana Jones adventures, and the Cthulhu Mythos, with a healthy dose of sex and drugs thrown into the mix.We round out the collection with John E. Meredith's novella "Watching, Waiting" which tells both the past and future history of the world through the eyes of a professor who discovered a little too much truth in the course of his studies.

Volume 2 in the Cain and Able Mysteries. --Danny Cain and Ruth Able made a name for themselves as Cain and Able Investigations finding an elusive serial killer in Bamboo Murders. This time they have to find a cop killer and missing librarian with slim to none evidence. All the while, dealing with a lack of witnesses in a tiny dying Illinois farm community of fewer than 200 residents, and little more than telephone service. residents.

Danny Cain thought a six-year stint as a United States Marine Corps Military Policeman was enough. Add to that plenty of action on the front lines of the Korean "police action" with UN troops, and he was ready for something new, a change of scenery. Mrs. Ruth Able provided the change.Forming a private investigating team, Danny and Ruth face deadly action in 1955 Kansas City, Kansas, working to locate a serial killer wiping out homeless American veterans with a most unusual murder weapon.Their partnership is the beginning of a long relationship.There is plenty of action in this first in a series of "Cain and Able Adventures". You'll find plenty of romance, and hard-nosed police work, too, from start to finish.If you like action, Cain and Able is your team. Watch for more Cain & Able Mysteries.

Colonel Frank Wolford, the acclaimed Civil War colonel of the First Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry, is remembered today primarily for his unenviable reputation. Despite his stellar service record and widespread fame, Wolford ruined his reputation and his career over the question of emancipation and the enlistment of African Americans in the army. Unhappy with Abraham Lincoln’s public stance on slavery, Wolford rebelled and made a series of treasonous speeches against the president. Dishonorably discharged and arrested three times, Wolford, on the brink of being exiled beyond federal lines into the Confederacy, was taken in irons to Washington DC to meet with Lincoln. Lincoln spared Wolford, however, and the disgraced colonel returned to Kentucky, where he was admired for his war record and rewarded politically for his racially based rebellion against Lincoln. Although his military record established him as one of the most vigorous, courageous, and original commanders in the cavalry, Wolford’s later reputation suffered. Dan Lee restores balance to the story of a crude, complicated, but talented man and the unconventional regiment he led in the fight to save the Union. Placing Wolford in the context of the political and cultural crosscurrents that tore at Kentucky during the war, Lee fills out the historical picture of “Old Roman Nose.”

It took just one message to change Jason's life forever. A successful businessman with a loving wife, a beautiful house and a fast car, he spiralled into a world of escorts and the thrill of forbidden love. Beautiful, chaotic, manipulative Aimee had him the moment he set eyes on her. Risking everything and crippled by guilt he started a passionate, extreme, sex fuelled affair that would not only tear him apart, but that also offered the tantalising prospect of a new and exciting life. With graphic scenes of extreme sexual acts, Caught in the Game takes a dark look at a forbidden world where love and money go hand in hand. This book is unsuitable for persons under the age of 18. Dan Lee is an actor and writer living in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. "Not for the faint hearted, Caught in the Game takes you on a perilous journey to the heights of sexual experience and the depths of human despair." GP Taylor - New York Times Bestselling Author

13 original short stories and poems from talented authors of horror. Published monthly. In this issue: Adam Petrash Chance Barton Bruce Boston Alessandro Manzetti Jeremy Mac Ashley Ivy Virginia Repka-Franco Christopher P. Mooney Travis West Luke Walker Dan Lee Kevin Bannigan Jr. Jameson Worth John C Adams Luke Spooner Terry Sheppard