Coolthulhu Presents A New Book Spotlight On:
Omerion (Hell is My New Home)
Omerion (Hell is My New Home) Synopsis:
“It is a place of unrelenting misery and interminable pain and sorrow. It a place of lost hope, a dismal abyss where remorse is candy, and tears, nectar, to unforgiving monstrosities with endless appetites.”
In life, Samuel Rylandt was a serial rapist and murderer who callously committed heinous acts with no regard whatsoever for the women he victimized. In death, however, he will suffer the consequences of his depravity as his soul undergoes a startling corporeal transformation and he is thrown to Hell (Omerion) to complete three horrific phases of moral reconstruction.
Samuel’s notions of the underworld are broadened as he learns that “Hell” is actually an elaborate civilization where the damned agonizingly learn the virtues that evaded them in life.
ISBN13: 9781500501907
Publication Date: July 12, 2014
Pages: 52
Genre: Horror
Where to Buy: Amazon
Current Goodreads Rating: 4.16 out of 5
Brief Teaser:
There should have been an ear-piercing scream resonating throughout the dank, dismal cavern, but no sound spewed forth from my mutilated, bloodied mouth. That’s because the charcoal-skinned vile creature, having grown intolerant of my incessant screaming, had ripped into my throat with hands like barbed wire and removed my larynx and trachea. Standing before me mockingly, it dangled the bloody pipe-like organ in front of my tearful eyes for several long seconds, taunting me, before depositing it into its gaping, hot mouth. I watched on in horror as I heard the crunching of cartilage and the sick smacking sounds of the beast’s tongue against the muscles of what used to enable me to utter human sounds. I could feel the molten hot spray of blood-tinged spittle escape the creature’s jaws as it noisily feasted upon another souvenir from my body, as it had been doing for several hours.
It had been hours, hadn’t it? It sure felt like hours…days even. All the while I prayed—yes, me, the black-hearted atheist—prayed for the sweet relief of a finite sleep. Isn’t that what death was supposed to bring? I was dead, wasn’t I? Very dead, yet still suffering. Suffering more than I had ever suffered in life. I had to be in Hell. The Bible bangers were right. Hell existed and here I was paying for my mortal sins.
It had been hours, hadn’t it? It sure felt like hours…days even. All the while I prayed—yes, me, the black-hearted atheist—prayed for the sweet relief of a finite sleep. Isn’t that what death was supposed to bring? I was dead, wasn’t I? Very dead, yet still suffering. Suffering more than I had ever suffered in life. I had to be in Hell. The Bible bangers were right. Hell existed and here I was paying for my mortal sins.
Angel Gelique is an independent author with 9 distinct works under her belt.
She says: “Writing does to the imagination what chicken soup does to the soul, therapeutically comforting the mind by unleashing the fanciful musings therein. Capturing the figments of one’s imagination, in writing, does not merely bestow pride and a profound sense of accomplishment, but offers the potential to achieve literary immortality.”
Her overall Goodreads rating is: 4.09 (out of 438 ratings!)
Her Amazon page is here.
Her website is: http://www.angelgelique.com
Omerion sounds like a blast! Good of you to spotlight it!
I hope you check it out – did you enter the giveaway?