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WHO'S TO BLAME

When John Williams' daughter dies of cancer, he closes his heart to everyone, including his wife. No longer feeling like he can write children's stories, he squanders his retirement money sitting on the couch engulfed in his loss. After John's investment portfolio crumbles with the stock market, he takes his agent's offer to write the biography of the reclusive author Mark Edwards. The problem is Mark does not want a book written about him.

John's wife, Lisa, leaves him because of their constant fighting, and John learns from Mark how much blame plays a role in a person's life. As John learns more about Mark and the author's own personal loss, a viral outbreak occurs causing the infected to become aggressive, deadly and extremely hungry. John finds himself torn between wanting to make sure his wife is alive and the fear of becoming one of the infected.

The infection spreads and no one knows how to fight it, what caused it or who's to blame.

Genre: Horror | Content Advisory: 1 | eBook: 18 pp

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THE BOOK OF ABSOLUTE TRUTHS

When a vagrant enters Randy Moreland's used bookstore and thrusts an ancient book into Randy's possession, Randy finds out his life story is not what he expected.

The vagrant insists that Randy get rid of the book by any means necessary, not to even read the cursed tome. But Randy is unable to help himself as he finds the book is writing his life; his life as it is happening. The book even tells Randy of his wife's current affair that occurs while he is at work.

Unable to catch his wife in the act and not knowing if he wants to learn more secrets about his life, Randy tries discarding the book in the river only to find there is more to The Book of Absolute Truths than its title suggests. Truths that could cause a man to kill himself or the ones he loves.

Genre: Horror | Content Advisory: 1 | eBook: 22 pp

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GHOSTS OF THE STORM

Have you ever felt the sense that there's a happily ever after?

When Bobby finds his neighbor, Joe, sitting out by the highway during the night a hurricane is making landfall, he is compelled to find out what is going on, because Joe always appears happy. Except tonight.

Bobby finds that Joe's wife isn't the love of his life, that the girl every man in McDavid, Florida, has wanted once was his lover. And that Joe blames himself for her death.

Even more concerning to Bobby is that Joe admits seeing the ghost of his lost love dancing in the median of Highway 49. And she wants him to join her.

Genre: Paranormal Romance, Tragedy | Content Advisory: 3 | eBook: 17 pp

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This book is intended for readers age 18 and over.

About Trent Kinsey

Born in southern Louisiana, Trent graduated from Pearl River High School, May 1996.

Two week after graduation, he shipped to Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, where he underwent 12 weeks of Marine Corps Basic Training. After graduation, he was assigned to the 4th Marine Division, New Orleans, as a reserve Marine.

Trent officially augmented to the active duty Marine Corps on Dec. 19, 1997, and was assigned to the Marine Forces Reserve Public Affairs office.

During his eleven-year career as a U.S. Marine, Trent acted as a combat correspondent, public affairs chief, marketing and public affairs chief and community relations coordinator. He served as a Marine with the 4th Marine Division, Marine Forces Reserve, Recruiting Station Charleston (West Virginia) and the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.

Trent left the Marine Corps January 6, 2008 and began working for QinetiQ-North America as the Web Content Manger for Marine Forces Reserves, May 12, 2008.

During his spare time Trent collaborates with his girlfriend (paranormal author Kayden McLeod), writes horror and is going to school for a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration.

He currently lives in southern Louisiana with his two awesome children

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