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James Patrick Riser
Syndrome (novella) - Wild Child Publishing ISBN: 978-1-935013-00-6
Format: E-Book / PDF
Cost: $3.25
Fred Peters, a crime scene photographer who loves his job, snaps photos of the latest Lake Park murder victim. He doesn’t know that the mutilated corpse tied to the chair in front of him was the victim of a creature from another world….
Cid Spencer wants to escape from the inner city and rents a small studio apartment on the outskirts of town. He sits at the door, staring out into the empty streets and unforgiving darkness unaware that he is about to be pulled into a world where the sun dawns black….
Praise for Syndrome:
"If you like horror, Syndrome will slake your thirst for the macabre. Well enjoyed by this reader." -Bloody Mary, Cocktail Reviews
"[Syndrome] offers its readers only brief moments of solace, barely long enough to bite your lower lip, and brace for the next gore-fest." - L. B. Gooddard, The Monsters Next Door
"James Patrick Riser writes a clever, adrenaline-filled, psychological thriller that will surely shock and entertain readers leaving them to want more. Syndrome definitely stays true to the genre, and is also a story that I would love to see on the silver screen one day." - New Voices in Fiction Magazine
". . . Riser has taken the genre one step above and beyond the grotesque . . .not for the squeamish." - Wes Laurie, Terror Tube
"Part Saw, part Hostel, and part Fallen (the Denzil Washington movie), Syndrome, an e-book by James Patrick Riser, starts off strong and ends with a bang!" - ZombieMall.com
Hell is for the Children (novella) - lulu.com ISBN: 978-0-557-03721-6
Format: Paperpack/E-book
Cost: $15.54 / $5.00
The children of Lake Park are disappearing. In his frantic efforts to solve the case, detective Clive Armstrong will come face to face with unimaginable horror.
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Praise for Hell is for the Children:
"Think about the word "villain." I guarantee what you're imagining doesn't compare to what Riser's got in store for you with this book. Disgusting, and without a scrap of compassion, the monster in this story is quite real. He might live down the street... but God help us if he does..." - L. B. Goddard, The Monsters Next Door
Short Fiction.
The Itch of Three Days - MicroHorror
The Ghost of John Brown - Midnight in Hell
The Witch Tree - Demon Minds
Santa Klaus - The Open Vein: Xmas 2007
Bad Brains - N. V. H.'s Underground Stash : Issue One
Razorblades and the Queen of Disease - The Monsters Next Door: Issue Two
The Wooden Box - Phineas 2008: The Literary Magazine of San Bernardino Valley College
Steam - Necrotic Tissue: Issue Four
A New Toy - Horror Riser
The Webs Under the Sink - Tales from the Creep (Horrornews.net)
Non-Fiction.
