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Sunday, June 22, 2014

Flesh Failure by Sèphera Girón from Samhain Horror Publishing

"Agatha" from Flesh Failure

From out of the grave. 
London, 1888: Agatha drags herself from a shallow grave to roam the fog-shrouded streets of the dark city, trying to piece together what happened. Her new friends, the ladies of the night, live in terror of Jack the Ripper, while Agatha persistently searches for what she discovers she needs to stay alive—electrical charges.
As her memory grows stronger, the hazy images from her past come into focus, but questions remain. Do her answers lie in the shadows of the streets, the hidden corridors of London Hospital, or someplace far more frightening?



Flesh Failure is available for pre-order now from Samhain Horror Publishing at a discount. Order yours today!

I had some fun making short little videos about Flesh Failure. Hope you enjoy them!




Flesh Failure is released July 1, 2014

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Thursday, January 2, 2014

Captured Souls from Samhain Horror is Now Ready to Pre-Order

Can science create the perfect lover? Or only a living hell? 

Dr. Miriam Frederick is a brilliant professor at a large university. But her latest experiments are decidedly unsanctioned and far more chilling than anyone could imagine. She is determined to answer questions that have plagued mankind for millennia.

What is love? What is lust?

Her first specimen is an author with a gift for language. Specimen Two is an athlete with amazing endurance. Specimen Three provides physical beauty. But once she has trapped her subjects, her twisted attempt to create the perfect lover will have unexpected—and nightmarish—results, not just for her captives, but for her as well.

 "In Captured Souls--her latest erotic thrill ride, Sephera Giron has created a terrifying new character: a female rendition of Dr. Frankenstein given to detailed scientific human experimentation combined with the sexually predatory and obsessive nature of Nabokov's Humbert Humbert. Horrific and unforgettable." --Lisa Mannetti, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Gentling Box and Deathwatch