Bio: In 1999, K.G. McAbee won 1st Prize in the Writers?
Journal Fiction Contest and sold her first short story to the wonderful Canadian sf/f magazine Challenging Destiny and thus decided that, yes, she was a real writer. Since then, she?s written twelve novels and over seventy short stories, including several for Wild Cat Books. She also has stories or novels coming soon from Amazon Shorts, Altus Press, Awe-Struck, Double Dragon, Calderwood and Moonstone. Her reading loves are, in no particular order, pulp, fantasy, science fiction, comics, horror, history, biography and mystery. She lives in upstate South Carolina in a 200-year-old log cabin with her gorgeous husband,
three dogs and an indeterminate number of cats. For more information, visit her website at www.kgmcabee.net or email her at kgmcabee@gmail.com
when new books by K.G. McAbee are released.
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BEWITCHED BY DARKNESS by K.G. McAbee is a collection of 13 sinister tales guaranteed to keep you twitching, squirming, and awake at night. Sword & Sorcery, Mysticism & Magic, Old Ones from Other Worlds... all this makes a wonderful addition to any fan's bookshelf... especially those who remember the "greats", such as Lovecraft, Lieber, Howard, and the many other pulp fiction writers of the mid-20th century... K.G. McAbee brings those thrills and chills back to our modern-day sensibilities, and s... more info>>
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Most people can spot a get-rich-quick email scam when they see one. Bennie thinks he's found a great way to make a fast buck when an opportunity arrives in his Inbox, but the consequences are a lot more severe than just getting a virus on his computer. A short story from our Spectres line.
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Prince Vayel has a lover's spat the month before his wedding, so he flees to his old friend and teacher, Cala Greyraven, for advice and support. His betrothed isn't standing for this; she follows him, finds him and confronts him, demanding an explanation. But is it too late to overcome their problems? Friends are our dearest possessions and should be held close, always. But what about enemies? Isn't it safer to hold them even closer, if only purely in self-defense? Vayel finds out that sometime... more info>>
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When Carill found the mutilated bodies of his wife and son, he could think of only one thing: revenge. But he's only a simple farmer; what he and his village need is an official monster slayer. Brys Bradaigh arrives, straight from the queen's court, complete with sword and vast experience in dealing with monsters. Carill is beginning to wonder, however, if she has a hidden agenda?
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Rian, accompanied by his wolf-friend Saz, is on a mission. To fulfill their task, the two of them must infiltrate the most magical, the most dangerous, the most fearful fort in existence, home of the maddest and baddest magician around. Will an invisibility spell be sufficient to protect them from sentient statues, giant bees and the aforementioned wizard? Probably not. But hey, it's all in a day's work, right? Death before dishonor! Though dishonor is looking pretty darned attractive right a... more info>>
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When Erik's father acquires yet another gambling debt, a most unusual payment is demanded. Erik must go to live in the castle in the wood and never see his father again. Even the thought of numberless books doesn't make him happier about the deal. But when he arrives at Arraine DuBois' castle deep in the enchanted woods, Erik finds even more than he'd bargained for--magic, wonder, love, danger, fear?and death.
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THE BEST STARTLING STORIES contains some of the finest Science Fiction & Fantasy available! Wild Cat Books has revived this long out-of-print pulp magazine, and this Omnibus features some of the best stories of the year! With Award-winning authors such as K.G. McAbee, Barry Reese, Wayne Skiver, and Don Lee, this is a great eBook for all fans of the weird and wonderful worlds beyond our imagination!
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Noah Macgregor and his sister Holli were just following their dog Gilbert through the dark hallways of the old house on the South Carolina coast that once belonged to the dread pirate Captain Ambrose Craven. They find Gilbert just in time to see him run full speed into--and it looks like, through--a painting. Naturally, they follow their dog; wouldn't you? But just imagine their surprise when, on the other side of the painting, he and his sister find themselves in a strange sort of colonial Sout... more info>>
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Holli is trapped in time, trapped in the evil Captain's house, and trapped in a strange world full of talking animals and walking skeletons.She wants to go home, and she's counting on her brother Noah to come back and save her. But before she can search for a way back she has to honor a promise made to a friend in need.
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Asthmatic teacher Matt Southers is busy hating his job and his life when two oddly dressed strangers make him a crazy offer. He knows they can't be serious, but the offer brings back memories of his role-playing days in college and he agrees to at least discuss it over burgers. Several beers later, Matt awakens in a bed not his own, on a world not his own, and is thrust into an impossible role. He must take the place of a dead prince and lead an army to defeat a powerful wizard. Impossible? Heck... more info>>
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Book Two of Series One. When Nathanial Stone gets an emergency message from an old friend on Venus begging for his help, his duty is clear: he must go at once. His ward, Miss Annabelle Somerset, instead of agreeing to stay safely on Earth as he begs, insists on accompanying him to the dangerous tropical planet, home of huge reptiles. Soon, Nathanial and Annabelle find themselves in the middle of a plot concerning a nefarious German officer, a brilliant English inventor, an Irish guide no bette... more info>>
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The Western story has been around practically as long as the Wild West itself. Dime Novels made living legends out of men like Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill Hickok, and many other such men. Needless to say these stories were often exaggerated so much as to become tall tales, but so popular were the stories that often truth and fiction became so intertwined that many are not sure to this day what is fact and what is fiction. The Western heroes were popular in the great Pulp magazines, Old-Time Radio Sh... more info>>
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