VBT# Black and Orange - Benjamin Kane Ethridge
Today's book is a read that all will have to put into their days leading up to Halloween or on their October Hallowed Reading Lists.
When I think of the title , what comes to mind is a bunch of Jack"O" lanterns , which is what I have always imagined an American Halloween to be like as in New Zealand , we have the very basic trick or treating , maybe one or two kids the whole night but it isn't really celebrated in New Zealand.
Synopsis: Black and Orange - Benjamin Kane Ethridge
Forget everything you know about Halloween. The stories are distortions. They were created to keep the Church of Midnight hidden from the world. Every October 31st a gateway opens to a hostile land of sacrificial magic and chaos. Since the beginning of civilization the Church of Midnight has attempted to open the gateway and unite with its other half, the Church of Morning. Each year they’ve come closer, waiting for the ideal sacrifice to open the gateway permanently. This year that sacrifice has come. And only two can protect it.
Martin and Teresa are the nomads, battle-hardened people who lack identity and are forever road-bound on an endless mission to guard the sacrifice. Their only direction is from notes left from a mysterious person called the Messenger. Endowed with a strange telekinetic power, the nomads will use everything at their disposal to make it through the night alive.
But matters have become even more complicated this year. Teresa has quickly lost ground battling cancer, while Martin has spiraled into a panic over being left alone. His mind may no longer be on the fight when it matters most… because ever on their heels is the insidious physical representation of a united church: Chaplain Cloth.
About The Author :
Benjamin Kane Ethridge is the Bram Stoker Award winning author of the dark fantasy novel BLACK & ORANGE. Beyond that he's written several collaborations with Michael Louis Calvillo, one of which is a novella called UGLY SPIRIT, available in 2011. Benjamin also wrote a master's thesis entitled, "CAUSES OF UNEASE: The Rhetoric of Horror Fiction and Film." Available in an ivory tower near you. Benjamin lives in Southern California with his wife and daughter, both lovely and both worthy of better. When he isn't writing, reading, guitaring, he's defending California's waterways and sewers from pollution. http://www.bkethridge.com/
These some really nice, most of them really does make sense as well. Mind blowing thoughts too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlack and Orange sounds crazy spooky. Great choice for a Halloween read!
ReplyDeleteI just read this -- great book!!
ReplyDeleteBlack and Orange seems pretty interesting, I really like to stick with crazy stuff. Fun though and thanks for sharing.
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