SHALOM ON THE RANGE
by Michael S. Katz

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"Shalom on the Range is a historical western novel about a Jewish detective in 1870 Colorado. Assigned to investigate a train robbery, David Goldstein will have to call upon his wits, his muscles, and the aid of his companions.... In the process of unraveling the mystery, David will face off against anti-Semitism, moral quandaries, and ultimately, have to confront what it means to be a detective, a Jew, and a human being. A balance between action and introspection interweave in this exceptional tale."

-- Midwest Book Review

"Interspersed with moments of humor, and a solid story, are some challenging truths about discrimination in many forms. ... This isn't your typical western by any means and I don't think it's the kind of tale that everyone will enjoy, but if you're looking for something different, give this one a try. There's a lot to recommend it."

-- Westerns For Today

"A tenderfoot Jewish railroad detective is sent west to investigate a train robbery, where he grapples with anti-Semitism, culture shock, and plenty of misadventure. This one is a fast paced 'kosher' Western with plenty of action, some unexpected twists, and more than a few laughs."

-- Roundup Magazine

HORROR'S CLASSIC MASTERS: REMASTERED
BY KURT S. MICHAELS

In a rare example of life imitating art, Horror’s Classic Masters: Remastered has taken a cue from Hollywood’s propensity for remaking classic movies, and has revised some of history’s greatest short horror stories for today’s audience.

Some of the greatest horror writers are represented, including Edgar Allan Poe (“The Black Cat”, “The Pit and the Pendulum”), Bram Stoker (“The Judge’s House”), Washington Irving (“The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”), W.W. Jacobs (“The Monkey’s Paw”), and H.G. Wells (“Valley of the Spiders”).

Editor Kurt S. Michaels sees his work not as rewriting the greats, but as almost translating a foreign language. Fans of the classics will discover nuances they had never noticed before, and new readers will have their own eyes opened to a wealth of classic horror tales.

4 out of 5 stars! "[A] crash course in some of the finest writers to grace the field."
– Horror-Web, www.horror-web.com

"His crisp clean writing flows beautifully over the page perfectly capturing even the smallest element of the classic stories."
– Joe Kroeger, Horror World, www.horrorworld.org

"Give these stories a second chance, you just might find that you really do like the classics."
-- Frank Bascombe, Ain't It Cool News

CANNIBALS
BY REX BOWMAN

In this fast-paced, gripping thriller, six teenagers aboard a pleasure cruise witness a murder. To hide his guilt, the killer sets them adrift on the open sea with no food or drinking water. The teens consider themselves lucky when they reach dry land, only to discover it is an island inhabited by two tribes of warring cannibals. With no means of escape, and both tribes viewing their arrival like a gift of food from the gods, the castaways must use all of their skills and knowledge to fight for their lives.

"Cannibals is an excellent example of how to write a top of the line thriller."
-- Joe Kroeger, Horror World, www.horrorworld.org

"Cannibals is an unrelenting adventure that grips the reader from start to finish...."
-- Ronald J. Hansen, The Detroit News

"[A] story of constant action and self-aware fun."
-- Adam Bernstein, Washington Post