Zombiegasm

Stories of Lust, Horror and Desire

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The dead have come for the living, but who could have expected it to be so tantalizing?

Zombiegasm brings six stories of pure lust and bloodthirst. The book comprises “Monsters at Play” by Willow Bara; “Breathe” by Clare Castleberry; “The Revelation” by Samantha Zingano; “The Restaurant” by Nyx Moon; “Remains of Love” by H.C. Wurher and “A Longing till the End” by Nikki Ann Cullen. These steamy shorts will be a prized possession for all lovers of horror and eroticism.

Love, lust, and hunger are no strangers to one another in Zombiegasm - where your darkest fantasies and nightmares collide.

The dead are coming out to play with the living. Don’t you want a taste?

Willow BaraClare CastleberryNikki Ann CullenNyx MoonH.C. WurherSamantha ZinganoLynn RossZombiegasm.com

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I went in to this primarily for Clare Castleberry’s short story but there’s a lot here to enjoy.

Erotic horror is always a winning formula and these pieces blend darkness, violence and sexuality in a variety of ways that are great fun to digest in their small chunks.

The narration is well performed with a great range that does the material justice. You can hear the relish with which the performance is delivered and it’s obvious Ross is enjoying the macabre text.

Specifically looking at Clare’s Castleberry’s contribution, you can really see her style shining through even in this shorter piece. Sex and death, references to darker sexuality and a brooding sense of developing tension and menace. There are elements of Hellraiser here but transposing the female antagonist from The Hellbound Heart to a sympathetic protagonist here works wonders, giving us an appealing and enjoyable character who could easily sway any of us...

Really enjoyable anthology!