Michael Elliott: 48 books

Peter Gord is a simple man with simple tastes. He loves cooking and baking, window shopping for bakeware and kitchen appliances and checking out the latest cookbooks. Unemployed Peter enjoys these things in between doing the housework. And Peter's greatest pleasure is fantasizing about murdering his...

  Final Harvest is a riveting dark tale of an old man's desperate wish to be re-united with his deceased family. In a pact with the ancient tree on his land, the old man is assured his reward will be his wish of reunion. But how many innocent victims must suffer for  him to achieve his promise to...

"David's eyes widened at the sight of the head. The skin was mottled with greenish grey patches of decay, The white wispy hair was matted with dried blood." When teenager David decided he must own the Sharpshooter game at any price he could not have known that his violent...

Revised Edition includes bonus preview of Mr Westacott's Holiday. After being a widower for nearly six years Mr Westacott receives a Christmas card from his dead wife. How can that be possible? Christmas has always been a lonely time  of year, so Mr Westacott devises a plan-a dark plan to put that right. Slowly he starts preparations, one chilling step at a time.  

SPECIAL PROMO PRICE 99c WILL BE $4.99 AFTER NOV 1st 2016! Welcome to the Dark Realm. A delicious realm of darkness where the residents trade in the mundane for choice cuts of fear and dread. This collection of meaty tidbits will have you screaming for more. Included in this collection are such...

Imagine a world of the future where slugs and snails are considered gourmet food where anything that moves could prevent you from starvation. Gareth and Margaret are an upper class couple dining at a run down restaurant looking for anything vaguely edible. It seems they will only have rodent to eat...until...

In a devestated world of the future, married couple Gareth and Margaret decide to dine out at one of London's few remaining food establishments. With food now a luxury there appears nothing on the menu that will satisfy their hunger, that is, until something very large and very tasty looking...

Mr Westacott's Christmas is a brooding tale of isolation and lonliness. This highly acclaimed short story will sadden you and make you thinks we share a journey with Bernie Westacott at what is meant to be one of the happiest times of the year.This story is the prequel to the Mr Westacott mysteries and includes a bonus preview of the forthcoming, Mr Westacott's Holiday.

Final Harvest is a riveting dark tale of an old man's desperate wish to be re-united with his deceased family. In a pact with the ancient tree on his land, the old man is assured his reward will be his wish of reunion. But how many innocent victims must suffer for him to achieve his promise to the...

Two minor criminals think they've found a quick and esy way to score some cash, by steaing the profits from a charity garden show. Mary Menzies has opened her garden to the public for the Spring Festival weekend.Davey and Ox tink they won't have any trouble stealing from the old lady but...

Peter Gord is a simple man with simple tastes. He loves cooking and baking, window shopping for bakeware and kitchen appliances and checking out the latest cookbooks. Unemployed Peter enjoys these things in between doing the housework. And Peter's greatest pleasure is fantasizing about murdering his...

Welcome to the Dark Realm. A delicious realm of darkness where the residents trade in the mundane for choice cuts of fear and dread. This collection of meaty tidbits will have you screaming for more. Included in this collection are such juicy titles as: PENANCE' Deep within the bowels of an ancient...

"This fascinating, massive, wide-ranging collection that editors Christopher K. Coffman and Daniel Lukes have gathered together into William T. Vollmann: A Critical Companion will soon be recognized as one of those rare critical books for which that egregiously overused term 'groundbreaking' is fully...

The 18th-century South was a true melting pot, bringing together colonists from England, France, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, and other locations, in addition to African slaves—all of whom shared in the experiences of adapting to a new environment and interacting with American Indians. The shared...