The Slab: A Novel of Horror

On the surface, 1066 Oleander Place seems a typical twenty-something-year-old tract house in the peaceful Southern California town of Tamarind Valley. What no one--not even the closest neighbors--grasps is that this house is deadly: dark, dangerous, and evil to the core. It consumes those who enter it, one by one--spiritually, psychologically, physically! Even to visit the place challenges fate...and promises horror for everyone there. In the tradition of Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot, The Shining, and Pet Sematary, Dean R. Koontz's The Bad Place, and Robert R. McCammon's Usher's Pashing, The Slab offers a phantasmagoria of fear, horror, and terror. Another great read by a master storyteller!

Michael R. Collings is an Emeritus Professor of English at Seaver College, Pepperdine University. He has written over one hundred and twenty books, including multiple volumes of poetry, novels, collections of short fiction, bibliographies, and studies of the writers Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Piers Anthony, and Brian W. Aldiss. Many of his books have been published by the Borgo Press Imprint of Wildside Press. He lives and works in Idaho.