Northwoods Deep

Deep in the north woods, two sisters become lost; one stalked by a murderous ex-husband, the other unable to rid herself of the leeches that appear mysteriously on her skin.All are drawn to an old, dilapidated cabin.Inside lives an old man with awful urges, accompanied by a Rottweiler possessed by something…unnatural.But it’s what resides beneath the cabin that they should really be worried about.Please join award-winning author Joel Arnold on a ride over the river and through the woods straight into terror in his newest horror novel, Northwoods Deep._______________________________________________________________________What they're saying about Northwoods Deep:“Arnold's prose is descriptive, full, and rich. I felt as if I was there; seeing, tasting, and feeling the same things his characters do…if you're a horror fan I don't think you'll go wrong with this book. Joel Arnold is one of the most entertaining horror writers I've read in recent years.” - Brian Jarrett, author of Into the Badlands “With inspiration drawn from a North American Indian tribal legend, Northwoods Deep is a chilling tale of human failings exploited by an ancient evil. A horror story that managed to both scare and ensnare me, Northwoods Deep is an impressive novel by a talented author.” - Shelly Rae - Book’d Out Reviews “Northwoods Deep by Joel Arnold is a morbidly delicious tale that will keep you hooked and wanting more from beginning to end.” - Juniper Grove - Jaidis Shaw Reviews “This is the kind of horror that I can get into. Lost in the woods, and old cabin, a crazy old guy.....yeah, it's going there.”- Joe HempelSee just how deep horror can go...

About the Author

Joel Arnold is the author of several novels. His short stories and articles have appeared in dozens of publications, including Weird Tales, Black Static, Chizine, and Cemetery Dance's anthology Shivers VII. In 2010 he received both a MN Artists Initiative Grant as well as the Speculative Literature Foundation's Gulliver Travel & Research Grant.Arnold teaches writing at student workshops throughout Minnesota and has given presentations about the Ox Cart trails of Minnesota and the Dakotas to several historical societies and other groups interested in history. He also serves as the literary director for the Savage Arts Council.Arnold lives near the Twin Cities in Minnesota with his wife, two kids, two cats, a dog and a ball python. Plus he makes a mean coffee cake.

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