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Come What May
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- ISBN8231436965
- EAN9798231436965
- Date de parution11/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
If the world as you know it burned down and you had to start anew, would you be the same person you are today?No, you wouldn't. Survival changes us. Survival makes us stronger and wiser, if not a bit broken by the trauma. The two women who have bled their souls onto the pages of this book have never lived through an apocalypse or watched the world burn down, but sometimes, life has challenged them so thoroughly, it has felt much the same.
Yet, even in their darkest hours, there was always a light, a singular passion which called to them both, a drive that cannot be defeated. The need to tell their stories. Humanity's deepest fears are unlocked in this collection of twenty dark stories and poems from the minds of seasoned authors, Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart, who have been cranking out stories side-by-side in the horror genre for over a decade.
Now, they come together for the ultimate collaboration. "In Come What May, authors Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart team up to dive deep into a collection of the strange, the uncanny, and the quietly terrifying, showcasing both of their abilities to conjure true horror. These stories, from pure nightmare fuel to slow-burning dread, stay with you long after the lights go out. But who needs sleep when there's so much more Goddard and Lockhart to read?"-Jess Landry, Bram Stoker Award-winning author and screenwriter "The horrors within Come What May are often heartfelt and even tragic, but that doesn't make them any less disturbing and visceral.
Dive into these pages at your own risk."-Lisa Morton, six-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award
Yet, even in their darkest hours, there was always a light, a singular passion which called to them both, a drive that cannot be defeated. The need to tell their stories. Humanity's deepest fears are unlocked in this collection of twenty dark stories and poems from the minds of seasoned authors, Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart, who have been cranking out stories side-by-side in the horror genre for over a decade.
Now, they come together for the ultimate collaboration. "In Come What May, authors Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart team up to dive deep into a collection of the strange, the uncanny, and the quietly terrifying, showcasing both of their abilities to conjure true horror. These stories, from pure nightmare fuel to slow-burning dread, stay with you long after the lights go out. But who needs sleep when there's so much more Goddard and Lockhart to read?"-Jess Landry, Bram Stoker Award-winning author and screenwriter "The horrors within Come What May are often heartfelt and even tragic, but that doesn't make them any less disturbing and visceral.
Dive into these pages at your own risk."-Lisa Morton, six-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award
If the world as you know it burned down and you had to start anew, would you be the same person you are today?No, you wouldn't. Survival changes us. Survival makes us stronger and wiser, if not a bit broken by the trauma. The two women who have bled their souls onto the pages of this book have never lived through an apocalypse or watched the world burn down, but sometimes, life has challenged them so thoroughly, it has felt much the same.
Yet, even in their darkest hours, there was always a light, a singular passion which called to them both, a drive that cannot be defeated. The need to tell their stories. Humanity's deepest fears are unlocked in this collection of twenty dark stories and poems from the minds of seasoned authors, Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart, who have been cranking out stories side-by-side in the horror genre for over a decade.
Now, they come together for the ultimate collaboration. "In Come What May, authors Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart team up to dive deep into a collection of the strange, the uncanny, and the quietly terrifying, showcasing both of their abilities to conjure true horror. These stories, from pure nightmare fuel to slow-burning dread, stay with you long after the lights go out. But who needs sleep when there's so much more Goddard and Lockhart to read?"-Jess Landry, Bram Stoker Award-winning author and screenwriter "The horrors within Come What May are often heartfelt and even tragic, but that doesn't make them any less disturbing and visceral.
Dive into these pages at your own risk."-Lisa Morton, six-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award
Yet, even in their darkest hours, there was always a light, a singular passion which called to them both, a drive that cannot be defeated. The need to tell their stories. Humanity's deepest fears are unlocked in this collection of twenty dark stories and poems from the minds of seasoned authors, Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart, who have been cranking out stories side-by-side in the horror genre for over a decade.
Now, they come together for the ultimate collaboration. "In Come What May, authors Lindsey Goddard and Suzie Lockhart team up to dive deep into a collection of the strange, the uncanny, and the quietly terrifying, showcasing both of their abilities to conjure true horror. These stories, from pure nightmare fuel to slow-burning dread, stay with you long after the lights go out. But who needs sleep when there's so much more Goddard and Lockhart to read?"-Jess Landry, Bram Stoker Award-winning author and screenwriter "The horrors within Come What May are often heartfelt and even tragic, but that doesn't make them any less disturbing and visceral.
Dive into these pages at your own risk."-Lisa Morton, six-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award
