"Otherworldly fun and hair raising chills." Four 'Til Late by @erichris #fantasy
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Four 'Til Late
Road Ghosts
Written by Eric Garrison
Genre: Urban Fantasy
In Four 'Til Late, amateur ghost hunter Brett and his friends Gonzo, Jimbo, and Liz are on a road trip with dangerous detours, dreadful dreams and dire warnings.
But that won't keep them from reaching their goal: New Orleans.
Along the way they discover that some spirits leave you with more than a hangover and regrets. Can they get there in one piece, or will they be stopped and rest in peace?
The bags are packed, the engine's running. Turn up the radio and get moving because the road ghosts are waiting, and it's Four 'Til Late.
Four 'Til Late is the first book of the Road Ghosts Trilogy.
But that won't keep them from reaching their goal: New Orleans.
Along the way they discover that some spirits leave you with more than a hangover and regrets. Can they get there in one piece, or will they be stopped and rest in peace?
The bags are packed, the engine's running. Turn up the radio and get moving because the road ghosts are waiting, and it's Four 'Til Late.
Four 'Til Late is the first book of the Road Ghosts Trilogy.
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Four 'Til Late
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Fans are saying
In "Four Til Late," Eric Garrison serves up a solid spooky tale that builds tension and raises the stakes to an unexpectedly satisfying conclusion.
That said, there's still a *bit* of a twist, but it's deftly handled, and doesn't negate _anything_ about the story up to that point.
In other words, Garrison stuck the landing nicely, which I think is the hardest thing to do in a ghost story like this. Well done, and I'd definitely pick up other work from this author.
That said, there's still a *bit* of a twist, but it's deftly handled, and doesn't negate _anything_ about the story up to that point.
In other words, Garrison stuck the landing nicely, which I think is the hardest thing to do in a ghost story like this. Well done, and I'd definitely pick up other work from this author.
Otherworldly fun and hair raising chills
I got caught up in the dialogue, the witty repartee, and the pit stops they made along the way.
I think Gonzo’s van, Soccer Mom, was the perfect vehicle to carry us down this winding road.
The weird gets weirder, the demon gets angrier, and the gang gets more desperate. This is where you fasten your seat belts and hold on to your butts. The path is filled with potholes.
Author Bio
Eric Garrison
Eric Garrison is active in the writing community in Indianapolis, Indiana. He lives in the Circle City with his wife, step-daughter and four cats. He also enjoys gaming and homebrewing beer.
Seventh Star Press published the first of his Road Ghosts trilogy, Four 'til Late, in July of 2013. The other two are expected to come out later in 2013.
Eric's novel, Reality Check, is a science fiction adventure released by Hydra Publications. This book reached #1 in Science Fiction on Amazon's Kindle store during a promotion in July 2013.
Eric's short story, "Drag Show" appeared in the Fall 2011 edition of Strange, Weird and Wonderful Magazine and Volume 2 of that magazine's anthology series. His flash piece, "Dark Reflection", appeared in the Indiana Horror 2011 anthology. He's competed twice in the Iron Writer Challenge with two 500-word flash pieces, "Killer Cure" and "Moby Me".
