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    Family Business

    By Brett Williams

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    About this ebook

    Unable to convince her husband they are ready to become parents, trophy wife
    Erika decides to buy a puppy. She heads into rural Missouri in search of a
    Yorkie pup, only to find more than dogs caged in the barn of a secluded
    puppy mill...

    After the death of her mother, Bobbie Jean finds herself living with her
    aunt and uncle at their rural farm. Without many options, she begins to sell
    her body to anyone to turn a quick buck. But when she discovers Uncle Levi's
    dirty secret in the barn, Bobby Jean must decide whether to join the family
    business.

    EDITORIAL REVIEWS

    "If you like hardcore, and I mean Hardcore with a capital 'H,' horror with purpose, and are able to find the value in movies like HOSTEL and can appreciate the tenor of stories like AMERICAN PSYCHO, then you will absolutely love this book." --Cheryl Anne Gardner, POD PEOPLE

    "This was a fun book! Okay, so I know it was horror and I don't know if I'm supposed to think it was fun, but it was. It has some twists and turns that are expected, but the author takes these expectations and bends them into something else. Williams really owns them. He does such a wonderful job of allowing the characters to speak for themselves and by the end of the book, the suspension of disbelief is still gnawing at your brain. I would definitely rec it."--Saranna DeWylde, author of HOW TO LOSE A DEMON IN 10 DAYS

    "Brett Williams is a writer who hooks the reader from the first sentence and holds that interest until the last. With Williams, you are guaranteed to be entertained." --Mark Allan Gunnells, author of THE QUARRY

    "Bottom line, FAMILY BUSINESS will not be for everyone, but for those with a literary taste for this kind of vicious, bloody, no-holds-barred horror, it's practically a must-read." --Mark Allen, author of THE ASSASSIN'S PRAYER

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRed Room Press
    Release dateSep 16, 2014
    ISBN9781393944324
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    Family Business
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    Brett Williams

    Brett Williams is the author of High Octane Damnation, Family Business, Lucifer’s Children, Lucifer’s Whore, and From Murky Depths. This multi-genre author writes horror, crime, erotica, and anything else he damn well pleases. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association. His short stories have appeared in Long Distance Drunks: A Tribute to Charles Bukowski, Thuglit, Delirium Books’ Horrorwired Vol. 1, and Fifty Shades of Decay. He lives in Kansas with his Jack Russell terrier, Eddie Blue. They occasionally fight flying monkeys in an alternate universe. Find out more at BrettWilliamsFiction.com.

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    • 4/5
      This book is not for everyone. It has some very disturbing scenes and many will find the subject matter offensive. But for those who want a story that will stick with you long after the book ends and can handle the graphic adult themes, then this is a worthy read. Months after completing it, the characters and story are still memorable. It was hard to put down and left me wanting to read more of the author's works.