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Will Anyone Survive the MUDCAT?
The town of Ashford Fork, Tennessee has enough problems dealing with the worst rain storm in a century. When the townsfolk start turning up dead and partially eaten, they discover they have more than rain to worry about. Something was in the lake, something that has now grown beyond their wildest imaginations, and something that h ...more
The town of Ashford Fork, Tennessee has enough problems dealing with the worst rain storm in a century. When the townsfolk start turning up dead and partially eaten, they discover they have more than rain to worry about. Something was in the lake, something that has now grown beyond their wildest imaginations, and something that h ...more
Kindle Edition, 200 pages
Published
December 5th 2017
by J. Ellington Ashton Press
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Review: MUDCAT by John Quick
MUDCAT is one superlative horror novel! Everything I look for in creature horror and more! The prologue blew me out of the water {intentional analogy!} with a scene of extreme horror I could never have imagined, then rocketed right on with one intensity after another! Implacable horror--evolution gone to extremes, with interspersed subtle suggestions that the evolutionary mutations weren't Nature, but likely human-designed, or at least nudged. All this--a ...more
MUDCAT is one superlative horror novel! Everything I look for in creature horror and more! The prologue blew me out of the water {intentional analogy!} with a scene of extreme horror I could never have imagined, then rocketed right on with one intensity after another! Implacable horror--evolution gone to extremes, with interspersed subtle suggestions that the evolutionary mutations weren't Nature, but likely human-designed, or at least nudged. All this--a ...more
This was just fun to read. Like a cheesy B-movie monster fest but with characters who don't do the stupidest thing imaginable to make you groan. The author is obviously a fan of the same great Saturday morning movies I grew up on.
Great little B flick book, nice smooth read and introduction to the author.
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If you ask his wife, John Quick is compelled to tell stories because he’s full of baloney. He prefers to think he simply has an affinity for things that are strange, disturbing, and terrifying. As proof, he will explain how he suffered Consequences, transcribed The Journal of Jeremy Todd, and regaled the tale of Mudcat. He lives in Middle Tennessee with his aforementioned long-suffering wife, two exceptionally patient kid
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