Goddamned Freaky Monsters: A Horror Comedy Nightmare

Written by Rick Gualtieri

Narrated by Christopher John Fetherolf

THERE ARE REASONS WE FEAR THE NIGHT. NOW HE’S TRYING TO STOP THEM.

Three months have passed since the fateful encounter in New York City that ended with the disappearance of Bill Ryder – gamer, geek, and legendary vampire. Now he’s back – reawakened halfway across the globe with no allies, clothing, or clue as to how he got there. The only thing he’s certain of is that his captors plan to use him for their own nefarious ends and don’t care how much blood they spill in the process.

Escape might be the least of his worries, though. Civilization teeters on the brink of chaos. Mythical beasts, once thought the stuff of fantasy, are breaking through the veil, intent on waging war against mankind. At their forefront stands an ancient evil, the last remnant of a people thought long dead, and it’s about to cut a swath of destruction through the world not seen since biblical times.

Bill’s only chance is to reclaim his life, reconcile with his friends, and muster every bit of attitude he can – because if he fails, Hell on Earth will become far more than just another corny saying.

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Goddamned Freaky Monsters is a hard-hitting vampire comedy that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Fans of The Nate Temple Series, The Dresden Files, or The Montague & Strong Case Files, will want to unleash this hysterical adventure today.

Don’t miss out on this thrilling and hilarious escapade into a world of monsters, magic, and middle fingers.

Genres: Horror Comedy, Urban Fantasy, Action & Adventure

Age: 18+

Content Warning: adult language, violence, gore, sexual situations, sophomoric humor

• Language: English
• Publisher: Freewill Press
• Release date: Aug 5, 2014
• ISBN: 9798368950549

Reviews for Goddamned Freaky Monsters

[Dana Lane · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book, as pretty much anything Rick writes, is fantastic! However, the narration can be a bit off-putting at times, as he tends to mispronounce words or phrases. (For instance, he says "perchant" when he means "penchant"- there are several instances like this throughout the books.) The "voice" is great, though- totally buy that this is what Bill would sound like!