It can happen to anybody... especially if you learn to 'expect' the unexpected twists, turns, and unorthodox dives down the Rabbit Hole, all in fun and reading enjoyment, when you pick up a Rob Foster book!
The latest entry at The Fosterical Library (Rob's Author Page) is sure to keep your mind twitching through the night: Rob's ode to H.P. Lovecraft –
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RETURN TO DUNWICH
"Evil is reborn. Henry Armitage, grandson of the man who vanquished the cosmic anti-deity Yog Sothoth a century ago, finds himself at Miskatonic University, in search of the mysterious Necronomicon... after surveillance cameras at his own Boston College reveal their copy being stolen – by someone bearing an unnerving resemblance to historical descriptions of Wilbur Whateley, thought to be long dead. Armitage’s fears double, when he discovers a neo-satanic faction of the U.S. Military exists in an underground annex below Miskatonic. They have located the Sleeper of R’lyeh – Cthulhu – and plan to waken, and weaponize him, to pull mankind back to the dark age of ethereal galactic rule upon the Earth! Henry Armitage must prevent the redawning of an evil from beyond the cosmic veil, aided by a monster his grandfather battled, and a rogue group of Miskatonic faculty! Rob Foster creates a modern-day Lovecraftian nightmare – soaked in future technology and ancient blood. The rational and the incredible collide in unholy battle; a tale that will keep you awake, with the lights on – to the last word, which may or may not be."
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Your purchase provides a small royalty with which Foster can help address his medical costs, and keep writing equally fantastic tales to get his mind off said expenses. It's a win-win!
Don't be scared. Stuff a little TP down there to prevent an accident, and help a dude out.
I think H.P. would agree!
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