One of the stories in the Friday the 13th Series…
Fun Fact:
The inspiration for Fangs A Lot came from a 1988 Ken Russell film, Lair of the White Worm. The movie is based on a less-than-stellar Bram Stoker (Dracula) novel of the same name. Russell had fun with it, and it’s full of great actors, including Hugh Grant, a sexy Amanda Donohoe, and Peter Capaldi (who played the 12th Dr. Who).
About the Story:
A demon masquerading as a Hindu snake goddess leads a cult that abducts and murders street kids in Seattle. Hu and Maara help the police with the investigation but are themselves abducted and face certain death. Award-winning series!
Excerpt:
From the right emerged a barefoot Caucasian woman in a golden satin saree and a strapless, bra-like blouse set with emeralds. Her lips were painted ruby red. She wore a golden tiara with a large emerald in the center of her forehead. Below that, her long black hair hung free.
Her green eyes fixed on the boy. She writhed, swaying her hips to the music, and approached the altar. As she did so, her saree slipped off her left shoulder and trailed behind her. The rest of the saree unwound and became a lengthening train until the woman’s legs merged with the fabric, and everything below her belly button, including the saree, became the body of a huge golden-colored snake.
The woman opened her mouth and hissed, revealing fangs protruding from her upper jaw.
About the Author:
Seattleite Robert Herold is the author of the award-winning Eidola Project novels, which follow a team of 19th-century ghost hunters ensnared in deadly supernatural investigations, and the Seattle Coven Tales, about a grad student targeted for blood sacrifice by a modern coven of witches. Find out more at: linktr.ee/robertheroldauthor
Thanks for the feature! Honored to be among this haunted herd of Friday the 13th authors!
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Yikes! I absolutely have to read this one!
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