Crimson King

<p><em>Crimson King</em> is a darkly comical story of a young boy's personal apocowlypse at his grandparent's farm. JB Rockwell milks this wonderfully strange tale of udder catastrophe for all its worth! - Michael Patrick Hicks author of the Salem Hawley Series and <em>Broken Shells</em></p><p> </p><p>Echoes of Stephen King here as a finely drawn cast of ordinary folks encounter the ominous unstoppable menace of a gruesome red beast. Tension-filled and terrifying. - Colin Sinclair author of <em>Midnight in the Garden Centre of Good and Evil</em></p><p> </p><p>...glorious in its batshitness... - David Moore SFF Editor Rebellion Publishing</p><p> </p><p>Banished to his grandparent's farm for the summer Casey soon runs afoul of the Bimiangus: a government experiment gone wrong turned bloodthirsty <em>moordurous</em> bull.</p><p><br></p><p>Casey knew there was something wrong with the Bimiangus the moment he laid eyes on it. He just didn't know <em>how</em> wrong until the cows started disappearing and the farmer who owned it turned up dead. Now the bull with the dodgy pedigree-rumored to be the result of government experimentation which explains the size of it the stink of it the glowing toxic green eyes-stands accused of murder. But it's got one more target before it goes down: Casey-a ten-year-old boy who never wanted to be on this farm in the first place.</p><p><br></p>