The South Georgia Massacre
(2022)(The first book in the Kegger Slasher Horror series)
A novel by Wallace Henry
They kill for food. They kill for sport.
They kill...because they love it.
A butchered corpse discarded by the side of the road. Friends stranded in the woods of South Georgia, separated and seeking answers. The Seventies aren't what they used to be.
For Blue Jean and her hippie friends, it was supposed a party to end all parties. A Fourth of July kegger so epic they'd forget that it's happening in a graveyard.
Things change when they make a gruesome roadside discovery. They decide to split up and search for help, hoofing it through a dense forest populated by eerie sounds and lingering shadows.
Big mistake.
This is where the living nightmare begins. Stranded and frightened, each of them comes into contact with a bulky silent monster wearing a mask that looks like...no...can't be. It can't be made of human flesh.
The bodies pile up, and so do the questions. What could possibly explain the graveyard of cars in the background? The figure lurking in the woods? The feeling that everything around them isn't really happening?
Gather around the VCR, kids, and witness a new take on an old classic that readers call "so disturbing, you worry about the author."
A taut, frenetic, page-turning vision of horror, with unrelenting suspense and huge twists and turns, The South Georgia Massacre will please fans of Jack Ketchum, Richard Laymon, and Edward Lee.
Praise for "The Playroom"
★★★★ "I'm a big Stephen King fan, and although no one can come close, I definitely got a similar satisfaction from this book."
★★★★★ "What a treat it is to blindly stumble into such a wonderful storyteller! Really enjoyed this book so much I finished it in one night!"
★★★★ "The main story was a very good old-school horror novel, with a twist."
Genre: Horror
They kill...because they love it.
A butchered corpse discarded by the side of the road. Friends stranded in the woods of South Georgia, separated and seeking answers. The Seventies aren't what they used to be.
For Blue Jean and her hippie friends, it was supposed a party to end all parties. A Fourth of July kegger so epic they'd forget that it's happening in a graveyard.
Things change when they make a gruesome roadside discovery. They decide to split up and search for help, hoofing it through a dense forest populated by eerie sounds and lingering shadows.
Big mistake.
This is where the living nightmare begins. Stranded and frightened, each of them comes into contact with a bulky silent monster wearing a mask that looks like...no...can't be. It can't be made of human flesh.
The bodies pile up, and so do the questions. What could possibly explain the graveyard of cars in the background? The figure lurking in the woods? The feeling that everything around them isn't really happening?
Gather around the VCR, kids, and witness a new take on an old classic that readers call "so disturbing, you worry about the author."
A taut, frenetic, page-turning vision of horror, with unrelenting suspense and huge twists and turns, The South Georgia Massacre will please fans of Jack Ketchum, Richard Laymon, and Edward Lee.
Praise for "The Playroom"
★★★★ "I'm a big Stephen King fan, and although no one can come close, I definitely got a similar satisfaction from this book."
★★★★★ "What a treat it is to blindly stumble into such a wonderful storyteller! Really enjoyed this book so much I finished it in one night!"
★★★★ "The main story was a very good old-school horror novel, with a twist."
Genre: Horror
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