Dreadmire: Anniversary Edition

Welcome to the float trip into hell.

Dreadmire follows four adventurers on a quest through the dark, dismal haunted swamp that lies on the edge of their land as a living nightmare. Tam is a Moor Knight whose dearest love, the half-elf Wynter, has vanished into Dreadmire on a quest to destroy the evil at the center of the swamp and set free the people terrorized by its half-dead creatures.

But it has been a long time since anyone heard from Wynter.

Tam and his best friend, Kancethedrus, enlist the help of guide Alesia and seer Angiss to help them find Wynter – and perhaps complete her mission to destroy the evil Somesuch that has controlled the life, death and unlife of the swamp for so many years. But the way through Dreadmire is not easy, and that’s not just because of monstrous mosquitoes, sentient weregators and cannibalistic undead elves living among the predatory flora and fauna of this twisted bayou.

What’s more dangerous than a demonic tree that can eat you alive? The perils of the human heart… and what a man will risk for the woman he loves.

Based on the legends of the Louisiana bayou with a sword-and-sorcery flair, this thrilling novel based on the game by Randy Richards will turn your skin cold as a gator’s stare and your heart hotter than a Cajun summer.

 

“Elizabeth does it again! Raw action and high intense scenes that you don’t read – you absorb! A must read!”

— Shane Moore, author of The Apocalypse of Enoch and the Abyss Walker series

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Reviews

“Elizabeth Donald is the George R.R. Martin of horror.” – Michael Knost, author of Return of the Mothman

“An author of superior caliber.” – Fallen Angel Reviews

“Elizabeth Donald delves into the shadows of the human psyche and plucks out the darkest, squirmiest bits fit for the spookiest of campfire gatherings.” – Sara Harvey, author of Music City

“Donald’s is one of the strongest and freshest new genre voices out there.” – Bryan Smith, author of 68 Kill and The Unseen

“Unique, modern, intelligent and feisty, Donald’s stories are more than entertainment – they are political statements about civil and sexual rights, independence, privilege, agency, and still made me bawl at the sad romance of it all.” – Cinda Leech, Librarian’s Picks

“This is one hell of a book.” — Kimberly Richardson, Viridian Tea House

One of the strongest writers it is my privilege to know.” – H. David Blalock, author of Ascendant

“A storytelling ability to rival that of Stephen King.” – Enchanting Reviews

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