New
Horror Novella Prisoner 489 by Joe R. Lansdale illustrated by Santiago Caruso
Now Available from Dark Regions Press
The
new horror novella and second book in the Black Labyrinth imprint Prisoner 489
by Joe R. Lansdale illustrated by Santiago Caruso is now available from Dark
Regions Press on their website at: http://www.darkregions.com/books/prisoner-489-by-joe-r-lansdale
Prisoner
489 marks a thrilling return to horror for bestselling author Joe Lansdale
(Cold in July, Bubba Ho-Tep, Hap and Leonard) that Publishers Weekly calls
"a tight, spooky tale about what happens when an executed prisoner doesn’t
stay dead." The book is lavishly illustrated by world renowned artist
Santiago Caruso with 9 or more original illustrations, printed in full color in
the signed limited hardcover editions. Available exclusively on DarkRegions.com
starting on Tuesday, November 18th, Prisoner 489 is one of the most anticipated
Dark Regions Press titles of 2014.
Description
Bestselling
author Joe R. Lansdale (Cold in July, Hap and Leonard series, Bubba Ho-Tep)
makes a return to horror with the dark and intense new novella Prisoner 489
fully illustrated by world-renowned artist Santiago Caruso.
On
an island with a prison for the most evil and powerful criminals in the world,
a new prisoner is strapped to the electric chair for execution. After multiple
surges of electricity and nearly knocking out power to the entire island, the
prisoner is finally dead. The staff buries him in the prison graveyard with a
simple marker baring three numbers: 489.
After
the body is buried, a violent storm rocks the islands and a staff member goes
missing. The crew rushes into the storm, searching for their lost comrade. They
find that the burial site of prisoner 489 has been unearthed, and the body that
was inside has gone missing. With a horrific finding and strange noises around
them, a powerful threat is closing in. It’s a threat that they thought was
impossible, and it will force them into a battle for their lives.
Illustrations from Prisoner 489 by Santiago Caruso
Photos of Black Labyrinth Signed Limited Hardcover
Editions
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