An old woman in a bloodstained flannel nightgown dozed in a wheelchair beneath a poster that warned against smoking or drinking while pregnant.īonnie Laine waited by the triage desk and nervously twisted her fingers. Two waiting gurneys sat left of the entrance. The reception area of the Hennepin County General emergency room was quiet. Hall for seeding the idea, and of course to Val, who puts up with so much. Thanks to George Godwin, Jamie Conklin, Scott Ellis, David Annandale and Kate Bitney, for criticism at various stages of writing this novel, to James A. Thank you for your assistance and your support of the authors published by Crossroad Press. If you have a moment, the author would appreciate you taking the time to leave a review for this book at whatever retailer’s site you purchased it from. If you’d like to be notified of new Crossroad Press titles when they are published, please send an email to and ask to be added to our mailing list. We’ll also ensure you get the updated version of the eBook. We’ll make the necessary corrections and republish the book. If you spot any problems, please contact us at and notify us of what you found. We strive to make our eBooks as free of errors as possible, but on occasion some make it into the final product. We hope you enjoy this eBook and will seek out other books published by Crossroad Press. Subscribe to our Newsletter for the latest Crossroad Press News George was born in Scotland in 1959 he lives and works in Canada.įollow Stephen R. His shorter works have appeared in a number of publications and anthologies including Cemetery Dance, the Hot Blood series, Deadbolt Magazine, Science Fiction Chronicle, Horror Library and more. His novels have been translated into Italian, Polish, Romanian, and Norwegian. George quickly became a stalwart of the Zebra Books horror stable, writing and published a total of 14 books through the 1990s. It was followed that same year by Beasts, then Dark Miracle. His first novel, Brain Child, was published in 1989, by Zebra Books, New York. George writes under his own name and the pseudonyms Jack Ellis and Valerie Stephens.

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Nightscape by Stephen R. George