Published by Nicky Drayden.
Twisted Beyond Recognition: Delightfully Twisted Tales Box Set - Volumes One through Six
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From Nicky Drayden, Compton Crook Award winning author of THE PREY OF GODS (available now), and TEMPER (coming August 2018).
This Box Set Includes: Delightfully Twisted Tales: Close Encounters of the Worst Kind Delightfully Twisted Tales: Fire, Fangs and Brimstone Delightfully Twisted Tales: The Weirdos Next Door Delightfully Twisted Tales: Wisps, Spells and Faerie Tales Delightfully Twisted Tales: Love and other Filthy Habits Delightfully Twisted Tales: Family Antimatters
A shifty shapeshifter cons an intergalactic casino, an old demon gets caught up in the bureaucracy of hell, a washed-up pirate gets one last chance at pirating again, a curious restaurant patron gets more than she bargains for, a lonely zombie gets one last chance at romance, two sisters spend an ordinary day together dodging tentacled aliens, plus much, much more! This delightfully twisted collection of twenty-three short stories, flash pieces, and poems contains more weirdness than you can shake a stick …
From Nicky Drayden, Compton Crook Award winning author of THE PREY OF GODS (available now), and TEMPER (coming August 2018).
This Box Set Includes: Delightfully Twisted Tales: Close Encounters of the Worst Kind Delightfully Twisted Tales: Fire, Fangs and Brimstone Delightfully Twisted Tales: The Weirdos Next Door Delightfully Twisted Tales: Wisps, Spells and Faerie Tales Delightfully Twisted Tales: Love and other Filthy Habits Delightfully Twisted Tales: Family Antimatters
A shifty shapeshifter cons an intergalactic casino, an old demon gets caught up in the bureaucracy of hell, a washed-up pirate gets one last chance at pirating again, a curious restaurant patron gets more than she bargains for, a lonely zombie gets one last chance at romance, two sisters spend an ordinary day together dodging tentacled aliens, plus much, much more! This delightfully twisted collection of twenty-three short stories, flash pieces, and poems contains more weirdness than you can shake a stick at, even if you happen to be very skilled at stick shaking. (