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Title: The Little Black Schoolhouse
Series: Schoolhouse #1
Author: Sylvia Griffin
Age Range: Older Teens - Adults
Genre: Classical Horror
Publisher: Borderline Publishing
Release Date: January 5, 2010
Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7844427-the-little-black-schoolhouse

As Linda Garza begins teaching in a schoolhouse entombed in the side of a hill, she receives dreams from La Llorona, “The Weeping Woman,” she has feared since her own childhood. These dreams warn Linda of the deaths of students who will be claimed by the evil buried within the school. Will she be able to use the ancient Aztec knowledge she learned as a child to deliver today’s youths from certain destruction?

Sylvia Griffin has taught in the public schools for more than forty years and has worked as a consultant for the U.S. Department of Juvenile Justice. Her Schoolhouse Series tetralogy consists of 1)The Little Black Schoolhouse; 2)Hellside Elementary School; 3)Reading, Righting, and Revenge; 4)terraspace.orb.

She has also written The Hand of a Woman which is a novella about home invasion, organized crime, and how they select their victims.

She has written two comedies for the theater. They are 1)"Memorandum: Murder" with music written by Mark Griffin for the one member of the cast who speaks only with piano keyboard music and 2)"Once Upon a Trial or Storybook Scandals" which is a complete musical with script and lyrics by Sylvia Griffin and music by Mark Griffin. Anyone interested in these two theatrical works should contact Borderline Publishing.

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Title: Dark Eye
Author: Steven R. Cowan
Age Range: Adult
Genre: Supernatural Horror
Publisher: Netherworld Books
Release Date: November 4th, 2013
Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18843400-dark-eye

On a moon bright night in the pine flatwoods of South Georgia, a faction of the Klan prowls. Hattie Hodge, a freed African slave, is pulled from her cabin. She is brutally raped and her husband hanged. Hattie is bound, then dumped into the black water of the Okefenokee Swamp along with her husband's body.

An aged Seminole medicine woman, Chechoter, witnesses the atrocity and rescues Hattie moments before the dark-skinned woman sinks into the abyss. Over the coming months, Chechoter nurtures Hattie back to health, teaching her not only the ways of the Seminole, but also the ways of black magic. Through her new-found powers, Hattie the sorceress sets out on a course of revenge and retribution that is deployed over the course of two centuries encompassing all those who betrayed her.

Dark Eye is a graphic novel with violence and language common to that era and culture. It is not for the faint of heart or for the easily offended.

Steven's writing career began after a horrific nightmare in 1988, and he has been writing ever since.

His works are largely horror, supernatural thrillers, and every now and then, a bit of erotica. He lives in North Alabama with his wife, Kori, his dog Zoe, and more cats that he can count (he hates cats).

Steven works in a highly technical field and will continue that career path till this writing gig puts him up there with Stephen King and Dean Koontz (Steven wrote this last sentence and is being funny). He is a Glastonbury Publishing author and his books are produced via Netherworld Books.

Dark Eye is a supernatural horror novel, slated for release in November, 2013.

Willing Prey is an erotic thriller and will be released later in 2014.

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