Terra Insanus

Released on by Assistant Professor of Radiology Edward Lee
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  • Terra Insanus Book Detail

  • Author : Assistant Professor of Radiology Edward Lee
  • Release Date : 2015-06
  • Publisher : Deadite Press
  • Genre : Fiction
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781621051909
  • File Size : 67,67 MB
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Terra Insanus by Assistant Professor of Radiology Edward Lee PDF Summary

Book Description: From the most disturbing mind in modern horror, Edward Lee, comes four stories of extreme perversion and visceral horror. THE STICK WOMAN - Priscilla has been held hostage, physically mutilated, and fed feces for years. And her situation is about to get much, much worse. SHIT-HOUSE - How bad is the world around you? How much worse could it get? How far would you go to fix it? THE USHERS - They are always there - somewhere in the background and just out of sight. A force of violence and lust. They are the ushers... THE SEA-SLOP THING - June needs a new job - and she's found it, along with something from the deepest depths of the sea.

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