All The Pieces Coming Together

<p>What if a serial killer found a place so perfect to hide the bodies he couldn't find anyone to hide? What if the ashes of loved ones scattered in theme parks were hiding dark secrets? What if your girlfriend's family celebrated Christmas a little too traditionally? And just what do those stick figures on the back window of a stranger's car really mean?</p><p></p><p><em>All the Pieces Coming Together</em> brings you fourteen of award-winning horror author Sonora Taylor's best stories over the years plus two previously unpublished<em> </em>ones that go to darker depths than her work has ever gone before. Stories full of dread anxiety grisly demises and malevolent spirits fill this nightmare-inducing collection. Add both a foreword by fellow award-winning horror author Steve Stred and an introduction to the collection by the author herself and <em>All the Pieces Coming Together</em> should sit atop of every horror lover's TBR stack. </p><p></p><p><em>All the Pieces Coming Together</em> is a collection of beautifully told original and varied tales that kept me gripped throughout. It's impossible to pick just one favourite. From slasher to tech futuristic to folk gore to quiet terror there is something for every reader within these pages. MJ Mars - author of <em>We've Alady Gone Too Far </em>winner of the Books of Horror Short Smack Award.</p><p></p><p>Sonora does collections really well and <em>All the Pieces Coming Together</em> is no exception. I love the range from aroused killers crows delivering karma to conscious skeletons. There are so many more diabolical gems but you'll have to pick it up to find out. ~V. Castro <em>The Haunting of Alejandra</em> and <em>Goddess of Filth</em></p><p></p><p>Sonora Taylor writes amazingly haunting stories that linger long after you're done. From start to finish this is a chilling collection not to be missed. -Jay Bower author of <em>Cadaverous</em> and <em>The Terror of Willow Falls</em></p><p></p><p><em>All the Pieces Coming Together</em> is a tapestry of twisted tales that leaves the reader wanting to read 'just one more'. Taylor has pieced together the best of her short fiction in a collection that is delightfully diabolical. -Red Lagoe author of <em>Bloodstains by Gaslight </em>&<em> In Excess of Dark</em></p>