ISBN: 0976791498
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“…too much fun for horror hounds to let go ignored.” –Bookgasms
Freakshow…
A caravan proclaiming itself Captain Omaha’s Cryptozoological Fair and Freak Show pulls into the town of Crowley’s Point, bearing cargo that is both deadly and highly intelligent.
A broken family embarks on a day of fun to try and repair all of the damage that adultery has wrought, unaware that there are things loose in the world that can tear a family apart which have nothing to do with infidelity.
A storm is brewing that will pit man against beast and beast against something much, much worse.
In the span of a few hours the zoo known as The Preserve will become a breeding ground for atrocity and bloodshed. The family trapped inside will forget all about their own inner turmoils and focus on fending off the cryptozoological monsters that a raging storm has let loose. The zoo has become much more than a zoo. It has become a cage, and humans are now the ones being held captive by Mother Nature and her bloodthirsty children.
Will any of them survive as The Chupacabra, The Jersey Devil, and The Beast of Exmoor run wild, seeking delicate human morsels to devour?
Will any of them escape The Cage?
“Pick it up and get ready to run for your life in a cryptozoological adventure you won’t forget.” –Horror World
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Excerpt:
“I want my mommy,” the little girl cried. “I want to go home!”
Crissy would have screamed out in fear of the monster only her mouth was coated in the regurgitation of rotten flesh. The beast, however, screamed loudly enough for both of them.
When Crissy spit out the mouthful of raw meat that she’d been forced to consume, she knew she was in trouble. But her rebellion wasn’t why the monster was enraged. Something else was coming in, something that looked like Bagheera from The Jungle Book, only exaggerated beyond all measure. It had a body clamped in its strong mouth. Only the body looked pitifully small in the big cat’s mouth, like a steak in the jaws of a Doberman.
Her captor wasted no time tearing a strip of flesh off of the dead man’s body and throwing it into the cage with her. Crissy stared at it wide-eyed, backing away. The monster must have seen the reluctance in her eyes because he looked first at the checkerboard and then at the big black cat that was roughly the size of a small car. Crissy realized that she was being given a choice now since she refused to consume the flesh: play the game or find herself in the cat’s enormous maw…
