Perpetual Darkness

From the twisted imagination of Jacob Rayne comes a collection of four pulse-pounding, skin-crawling horror novellas.Sunshine: Janet and Paul are getting away from it all in the States when the poolside erupts in carnage.They soon find themselves fighting for their lives against the other hotel guests who have been driven into a frenzy of violence and bloodshed. Will they make it out of the hotel alive?And if they do will there be anything worth escaping for?Flesh Harvest:A number of disappearances in a sleepy North Eastern town have led the locals to believe there is a monster lurking in an abandoned barn on the edge of town. Despite the rumours, Osmo and his family are searching for their missing dog near the farmland.His wife goes into the spa that occupies the farmland, but she’s been gone a long time…Walk in the Park:A walk in the park can be murder…A young mother witnesses a brutal crime and is plunged into a nightmare that threatens her family's lives.Debbie is prepared for one hell of a fight but even she is amazed by how far she will go to protect her loved ones.…And murder can be a walk in the park.Digital Children – From the grave to the cradle:When newlyweds Marsha and Josh are struck with tragedy, they turn to the enigmatic Dr Laverick for the answer to their problems.Laverick gives them a solution that will make their dream of becoming parents a reality. But is Laverick’s controversial research safe?Or should they leave the past in the past?Praise for Jacob RayneSunshine ‘Scared me to death’.‘A non-stop adrenaline surge’. ‘Starts on page one and literally doesn’t stop until the end’. ‘Taps right into your nightmare gene’. ‘So heinous I had trouble sleeping’. ‘Brutal, disturbing and horrific’.‘So visceral it’s harrowing’.Flesh Harvest ‘A high-octane, high-energy gorefest’. ‘Rayne can craft a riveting and macabre scene with such alacrity that it plays out as if you’re watching a movie’. ‘Enough to leave you terrified of barns for the rest of your life. Seriously chilling’.‘Creepy and gut wrenching’.Digital Children'Pet Sematary on steroids'.‘I couldn’t manage to put it down until it was finished’.‘A truly macabre tale which will disturb you on many levels’.‘Absolutely terrifying’.‘The concept presented in this eerie tale is beyond belief’.‘Rayne's deft foreshadowing sends chills up and down the reader's spine’.

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