Lori Titus

Lori Titus has this way of enchanting the reader’s senses while taking their imagination on a horror joyride. It’s as if you are laying in bed, having your mother’s sweet voice tell you a bedtime story, and the next minute she puts a pillow over your face and won’t let you breathe, all while speaking in her crisp, lovely voice. Suddenly, the pillow is lifted. She is back in her chair, and you are left wondering whether any of it happened at all. Lazarus takes place in the rusty, dusty west when women bathed in claw foot tubs, men still tipped their hats, and zombies rose from the dead. Imagine Nancy Drew meets Pet Sematary at the O.K. Corral. Throw in a dash of romance and you’ve got yourself a Lori Titus story you don’t want to miss.
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Green Water Lullaby opens with French Doors, and invites you into its pages. This short story collection smells like vanilla and flows like honey. The grace of Lori’s smooth writing makes a reader vulnerable to her sweet voice of horror. She baptizes you into a world of suspense. But when you’re ready to come up for air, she holds you under, drowning you in the town’s mysteries. Evil secrets of murder, brotherhood, the occult… who could have guessed so much darkness resides in the sleepy little town of Chrysilis, or Lori Titus’s mind for that matter. This is an e-book you don’t want to miss.The E-book format is very user friendly and easy on the eyes.… (mer)

We are taught to overcome our fears and doubts, to take charge of them along with our life. But can it go too far? And will to far can land you in the crazy house? As a child, Hailey is haunted by shadows with teeth, by shadows with secrets. Nobody believes her. She keeps the shadows away with fire and earns the title of pyromaniac and murderer, but is she? Dr. Adam Bennett wanting to write a book and get to the truth, quickly finds he and Hailey share a bond, an uncomfortable link. He presses on with their interviews and discovers the truth was better left unheard, and Hailey’s shadows better left in the dark. Lori Titus pushes the edge of darkness in this one, don’t let the lights go out.… (mer)