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    One Bad Fur Day

    By K. Trap Jones

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    Call it odd, call it off-beat, call it fantasy; but don’t think for a moment that One Bad Fur Day is anything other than a suspense driven horror ride that blurs the lines between harsh reality and brutal imagery...

    As Hurricane Katrina barrels through the Louisiana bayous, the animal population is forced to deal with the tumultuous upheaval of their world. Sheriff Sid and his wife are caught completely off-guard by the natural disaster unfolding around them as they battle not only the turbulent winds and flooding waters, but heinous acts committed by other creatures inhabiting the backwaters. Following a brutal assault on his wife, Sid is forced to fight off voodoo-priestess snakes, a junkyard raccoon, deceitful badgers, and a band of roving power-hungry alligators. While clinging to his tenuous hold as sheriff, Sid must find a way to recapture what is rightfully his and exact his revenge.

    K. Trap Jones does a fantastic job of pairing the genuine horror of a natural disaster with a story of deceit, betrayal and vengeance that pulls you in and forces the reader to identify with Sid as he journeys through the darkest reaches of the bayous, facing deadly encounters, on One Bad Fur Day!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSirens Call Publications
    Release dateApr 20, 2015
    ISBN9781311122926
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    One Bad Fur Day
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    K. Trap Jones

    K. Trap Jones is an American horror author of novels and short stories. His novel The Sinner won the Royal Palm Literary Award and appeared on the Bram Stoker Preliminary Ballot. Trap is known for his raw emotional and often depressive narrative horror dealing with the complications, conflictions and limitations of the human mind. He is a huge fan of narrative folklore, classic literary works and obscure segments within society. His writing style has been described as “filling in the gaps” and “walking the jagged line between reality and fiction.” He was born on February 9, 1974 in Ogden, Utah. An Air Force brat, he has lived and traveled all over the world including England and Taiwan. Within the US, he grew up in San Antonio, Texas; Ft. Walton Beach, Florida; Belleville, Illinois and Clearwater, Florida. In 1996, he graduated from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Marketing. His novels include The Sinner, The Harvester and One Bad Fur Day. He has also written novellas that include The Drunken Exorcist and The King’s Ox. Trap has written over 35 short stories that have been published within various anthologies including D.O.A. II—Extreme Horror Collection, Blood Rites: An Invitation to Horror, Fresh Fear: Contemporary Horror, Twisted Realities: Of Myth and Monstrosity, Legends of Urban Horror, and The Gothic Blue Book I, II, and III. In the Fall of 2013, his first short story collection The Crossroads will be published that includes 12 previously published works and 4 brand new ones. His biggest writing influence was Dante Alighieri’s The Inferno and Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart.” As a product of the ’80 s, he prefers his horror movies blood-splattered and his music heavy. He is a member of the Horror Writer’s Association and can be found lurking around Tampa, Florida where he lives with his wife and three sons.

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