The God Tide: A Hell's Gulf Novel E-BOOK

WELCOME BACK TO HELL'S GULF

Lance Aukland has lost a bird of prey and is at risk of losing his job as a small-time reporter. He's usually not so careless, but tracking the hawk to a backwater town that even the gators swim clear of turns out to be about as smart a move as buying that old candy house in the woods that Grandma always liked. Still, this town's got history, and it just so happens that Lance isn't too clear on his.

Encountering toad-licking locals and nose-picking yokels, Lance finds himself embroiled in the echoes of an old murder that happened back when the King Tide rolled in, becoming convinced that the perpetrators never rolled out.

As the mystery unravels and Lance puts his investigative skills to work, he discovers an outcast tribe of swamp-dwellers who just ain't right in the head; learns about pirates whose legacy is all too potent; and finds himself stalked by twisted creatures harbouring their own plans for lucky old Lance.

But history has a way of repeating itself, and as Lance learns the truth of his family history and the legendary God Tide comes a-rollin' in, it may be that some sins just won't wash clean.

Yes, folks, Nick Carlson takes us back to Hell's Gulf – probably hogtied in the bed of a rusty pickup – and explores further the background of its residents and resentments. But we've been here before, and forewarned is forearmed, right?

Right?

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"a thrilling and darkly humorous journey back to the sweltering depths of Hell's Gulf, a place where the air is thick with humidity and secrets…masterfully paints a vivid picture of this godforsaken town, introducing us to a cast of characters…with their own quirks and eccentricities…skilfully weaves in the supernatural and the macabre, keeping readers on edge as Lance faces off against twisted creatures with their own nefarious agendas. The tension in the narrative is palpable, and the pacing keeps you turning the pages, eager to uncover the next layer of Hell's Gulf's dark past.

"…razor-sharp wit and dark sense of humor. [Carlson's] writing is laced with sardonic observations and clever one-liners that provide comic relief amidst the darkness of the story. This blend of humor and horror makes for a unique and engaging reading experience…a rollicking return to the enigmatic Hell's Gulf…a journey you won't want to miss." - Baz Black, Actor, Writer, Director (Sure Look Productions)