IMMOLATION: An Urban Legend Tale of Terror

"Be prepared to be scared witless and thrilled to bits - just don't read this at night, especially when you are alone (or with a cat for company!)"—Readers' FavoriteA phantom hitchhiker walks along a dark stretch of road in a small Massachusetts town. For more than three decades a redheaded man has been seen walking down Route 44 waiting to be picked up. Several people have died along this same stretch of road including a man matching this phantom's description, but no one can say for sure who the "man" is or when the haunting started...A daunting epidemic. A mutating virus. A dark secret from beyond the grave.Doug and Karen King, along with their daughter Amy, are the typical all-American family with a cuddly and loving pet cat, Ponce De Leon, until a chance encounter with a hitchhiker transforms the family fur baby into a murderous evil beast spreading a lethal virus that can't be contained!After his wife, friends, and neighbors are brutalized and slain, Doug is forced to take matters into his own hands to destroy and contain this horrific plague...Sammy Atkins is a hot (yes, and she knows it!) brilliant young vet. She wasn't looking for love, never mind an instant family. It just found her....Who is the ghostly hiker on Route 44, and is the family pet really possessed with a demonic presence? And can love and romance still flourish even in the midst of terror?Download now and discover this unforgettable tale of evil, death, and destruction...

From the Inside Flap

"Doug scratched his beard as he read Amy's much anticipated theme, 'Ponce De Leon was the best cat in the whole world. No cat ever loved a human as much as Ponce loved me.' He closed his eyes seeing Karen's mutilated carotid, her bulging dead eyes staring at him ... 'uh-huh, I can't read this right now,' and he put the paper on the sofa as he groaned, rubbing his elbow, applying friction as he walked into the bathroom. Doug opened the door as Amy rushed him. 'Did you read it, Daddy? Did you read it? Tell me, Daddy. Daddy, tell me.' He scratched his head and knelt down to Amy's eye level. 'It's incredible, baby,' Doug said as he kissed her forehead. 'You're gonna be a great writer someday.' 'Hmmm,' Amy grunted as she whispered, 'Someday, Daddy?'"

About the Author

H.E. Kline creatively intertwines nonfiction into imaginary contemporary romance, science fiction, and horror. Emanating from Boston, Kline's stories incorporate a keen emphasis on local culture, mythical ghostly folklore, and urban legends.

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