Half-Pipe to Hell

Deep in the Rocky Mountains, an ancient evil has awoken. The town of New Pandora, a ski mecca for the ultra wealthy created atop the ruins of a crumbling mining town, recently received a new center piece. In the middle of the roundabout, a replica of an Assyrian death cult obelisk was just delivered. The town paid little attention to the macabre artwork when the new extreme winter sports competition arrived, setting up at the base of Hunter’s Peak. The coming competition is even distraction enough for the local Sheriff to cover up a few werewolf attacks, but when the dead begin rising from their graves, the half-pipe runs are postponed. The local used bookstore owner / powerful techno-pagan, and a mysterious stranger to town seem to be the only ones who know the true threat of the obelisk.Marcus the fearless snowboarder, Jaimia the Polynesian werewolf, and Jameson the Australian soldier of fortune must unravel the mystery of how a six-thousand year old Assyrian artifact found its way into the Colorado Rockies or be consumed by the horde of living dead drawn to it."Half-Pipe to Hell is a creepy avalanche of accelerating horror and suspense." --James P. Blaylock, author of The Last Coin

About the Author

Alex and Becky had a romance straight out of a comic strip when they met at the school newspaper they both worked at in college. Tales of vampires, zombies, and werewolves accompanied their decade long and counting ongoing courtship/shacking up. If it's inappropriately humorous, assume it was Alex; if it's inappropriately sexual, assume it was Rebecca. When they're not drawing inappropriate doodles of each other and watching re-runs of "The Boondocks" the couple lives and writes in southern Oregon.

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