The Blood Singer
The Blood Singer
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Dead men tell no tales. Until now.
Haden Church isn’t your typical private investigator—he’s a necro-detective with a terrifying gift. He can speak to the dead. He can even possess their corpses to uncover the secrets they took to the grave. His services are in high demand—by the grieving, the desperate, and the damned.
But his latest case is unlike anything he’s faced.
A ghost hires him with a chilling plea: find the girl—a child buried alive, running out of air and time. To save her, Haden must push his abilities to the edge—and beyond.
There’s only one being powerful enough to help: the Blood Singer, a devil Haden once tried—and failed—to kill. She has the magic. She has the knowledge. And she’s more than willing… for a price.
Now Haden must gamble with forces darker than death itself. Because if he loses, the girl dies—and so does he.
Page Count: 144
Audible Duration: 3 hours 22 minutes
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from 161 reviewsmahalo I am looking forward to my new reads I am still reading the one that i downloaded i'm liking it very much..
I think these are great books! They totally get your attention, paint pictures in your mind! I am enjoying all of them. Excellent writing! Great horror content!
Just finished Fear Machine. Loved this short novella. Wanted so much more on the "House.".
Sleep Awake and God of the Dead the only ones left for me ti read. Read all the others.
I devoured this quick read in one sitting. Kids on bikes and creepy abandoned house, sign me up! Will read anything this author writes.
A house where it shouldn’t be. Fear Machine is an enjoyable short horror story that worth a read.
Billy finds a house that shouldn't be there. This house is special. It is very hungry. Frightening
Fear Machine
Patrick is hands-down one of my favorite authors of all time. His storytelling? Absolutely masterful. He’s incredibly descriptive, but never in a way that feels overwhelming. He creates this slow, creeping dread, an uneasiness that settles in your chest and just lingers. I don’t know how he does it, but every time I pick up one of his books, I’m left in awe. He’s not one of those authors who plateaus… He somehow gets better with every story.
Okay, enough of me fan-girling.. let’s talk about Fear Machine.
This one is a short read, just 50 pages, but it grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. It’s bizarre, unsettling, and downright eerie. I can’t tell if the discomfort comes from the fact that the story centers around a 12-year-old boy, or if it’s just the way Patrick writes but either way, it works! I kept trying to predict what was going to happen, and I was wrong. Every. Single. Time.
So let me ask you this:
If you stumbled across a house that wasn’t supposed to be there… would you go inside?
No?
What if something you loved was in there?
Fear Machine is strange, sharp, and full of creeping dread, and I loved every page of it. Five stars, easily. If you’re looking for a quick horror story that’ll haunt your brain long after you finish, this is it.
Somethings should be left lost. Billy Mathers was an average 12 year old. Having his bike stolen made life a little harder. One day while walking the shortcut home that he'd walked a hundred times he sees something that couldn't possibly be there. A house. A creepy dilapidated house. Intense thunder and lightning push him farther towards the house and inside Billy sees his stolen bike. Entering the house is a big mistake. This is a quick but horrifying read. Grab yourself a copy and emerge yourself in a nightmare.
A Dark Breed is a fast paced, creature feature that had me racing to the end. And that ending!! I can't wait to read more from McNulty
I loved "A Dark Breed" and I never read fiction!!! It is so descriptive and detailed - like I can paint the cinematic picture in my head. :)
Consistently scares the living daylights out of me.
A genuine master of his craft.
Make every effort to read Patrick’s work - you will not be disappointed