New Release | Totem of Terror (An Eidola Project Novel Book 3) by @RobertHerold666 #horror
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    • Jun 1, 2022
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New Release | Totem of Terror (An Eidola Project Novel Book 3) by @RobertHerold666 #horror



Title: Totem of Terror (An Eidola Project Novel Book 3)


Author: Robert Herold


Genre: Horror


Publisher: The Wild Rose Press


Book Blurb:


The Eidola Project, a team of 19th century ghost hunters, is tasked with trying to stop a deadly shapeshifting demon attacking the native people of La Push, on the Washington Coast. The team brings their own demons with them, in the form of drug addiction, a werewolf's curse, and being in mourning from the death of a loved one. Can they rise to this new challenge, or will they face the same grisly end as the shapeshifter's other victims?


Excerpt:


“Mother!” Kitichid’s voice sounded almost seductive. The girl put her arms around her mother’s head in a childish embrace and seemed to whisper in her ear. Puzzlement and pain showed on Taka’s face. The old shaman ran up and grabbed the girl’s hair, wrenching her head back. A loud popping sound filled the room as he broke the seal around Taka’s ear. Saliookcha let go of his wife and child in shock as a fountain of blood and gray matter spewed from his wife’s ear. Taka’s body collapsed inward upon itself like a withered husk as it fell to the ground.


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Book Deal:


Amazon has The Eidola Project, the first novel in this award-winning series, on sale for just $0.99 from 6/3 to 7/1.




Author Biography:


The supernatural always had the allure of forbidden fruit, ever since my mother refused to allow me, as a boy, to watch creature features on late night TV. She caved in. (Well, not literally.)


As a child, fresh snow provided me with the opportunity to walk out onto neighbors’ lawns halfway and then make paw prints with my fingers as far as I could stretch. I would retrace the paw and boot prints, then fetch the neighbor kids and point out that someone turned into a werewolf on their front lawn. (They were skeptical.)


I have pursued many interests over the years (among them being a history teacher and a musician), but the supernatural always called to me. You could say I was haunted. Finally, following the siren’s call as an adult, I began writing horror.


Ultimately, I hope my books give you the creeps, and I mean that in the best way possible.


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