Stationhouse No. 1
Dec 2014 · Black Bed Sheet Books
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Stationhouse No. 1 once held the town's most prestigious fire & rescue unit, but in late 1959 almost the entire team was savagely slain, their remains burned. Years later, the grisly incidents which had taken place became legendary, and the terror never exactly stopped. Its history has been since drenched in the blood of many an unexplained death. When a group of adventurous, irresponsible horny teenagers decide the building would be perfect for their high school Junior Firefighter group's latest ceremonies, a new and relentless slaughterfest ensues unlike anything they could possibly survive, and unlike anything you've ever read.
Stationhouse No. 1 once held the town's most prestigious fire & rescue unit, but in late 1959 almost the entire team was savagely slain, their remains burned. Years later, the grisly incidents which had taken place became legendary, and the terror never exactly stopped. Its history has been sinc...
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HORNS lives in Norwood, Ohio. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and has written three novels, STATIONHOUSE NO. 1, CHOPHOUSE and CHOPHOUSE 2. His stories have appeared in caboodles of books and magazines and Internet sites. He's an avid horror collector of books, films, posters, memorabilia, and anything else connected with the genre. At times he can be one of those pesky horror trivia guys who knows things that make some scratch their heads and roll their eyes. He is an animal rights enthusiast.
HORNS lives in Norwood, Ohio. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and has written three novels, STATIONHOUSE NO. 1, CHOPHOUSE and CHOPHOUSE 2. His stories have appeared in caboodles of books and magazines and Internet sites. He's an avid horror collector of books, films, posters, me...
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