Purchase this Book Amazon.com Barnes&Noble.com Booksamillion.com iUniverse.com	Messiah (Writer's Showcase) ISBN: 0-595-21330-8 (Trade Paperback) Dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 9.00 x 6.00 Pages: 264 Synopsis     The terror began one autumn night when Jack Railey’s young daughter Sarah, did not return home. Was it kidnapping, brainwashing, or worse? Suddenly Jack is caught up in a harrowing scenario of betrayal, terror, and death, when he learns she has joined a cult. Their leader, Kahir, is a man some call kind, others call evil–some say he protects children, others say he destroys them.     Jack is asked to join a small band of parents led by a man named Anthony Bane–their aim, to regain their children from the clutches of this Messiah. Agreeing to meet with these strangers for his wife’s sake and his own curiosity, Jack soon finds that they have their own secrets–secrets that lead to dangerous consequences.     After seeing things thought impossible, Jack finally understands that Kahir possesses powers of dangerous proportion...and deadly force. Anyone opposing him would meet a grim fate–a fate pulled from their deepest fears.     If Jack Railey wants his daughter back, he’ll have to fight a battle unlike any other he has ever fought before. To win he must release his own power...he must face his dark side...he must learn the secrets of the Messiah.... "...another suspenseful tale from Keith Ferrario.  ...offering us a unique tale.  Messiah is a mystifying tale that leaves you on the edge of your seat grasping for more...a story of suspense and sorcery...it literally grabs you and pulls you into the story." –Editorial Review, iUniverse.com Notes     Messiah is now available at online bookstores. Links provided for your convenience. You can also try asking for it at your favorite local bookstore.
Purchase this Book Amazon.com Barnes&Noble.com Booksamillion.com iUniverse.com	Dark Carnival (Writer's Showcase) ISBN: 0-595-18279-8 (Trade Paperback) Dimensions (in inches): 0.82 x 9.07 x 6.08 Pages: 328 Synopsis     The small town of Arkham awakes to find a traveling carnival outside its borders. Lilith's Carnival seems a simple diversion. Or is it–for those special enough to receive a red ticket? It's good for any show, but of course, it's their choice to use it–it's always their choice.     Sheriff Jim McNee finds it odd a carnival would appear overnight. The owner, a tall, black haired, beauty, explains that in the darkness they simply took a wrong road and, since she loves playing to small towns, decided to setup. However, the disappearance of several townspeople and the brutal death of one teenaged boy soon cast a dark cloud over the carnival.     Johnny Solom, a man on the run, convicted for the disappearance and assumed murder of his girlfriend, followed the trail back to Lilith's Carnival, the last place he saw her alive. Johnny doesn't know of the dark evil that awaits him–an evil that could consume him–an evil that knows who he is.     These men, destined to meet–one man running from the law, the other is the law–both have one thing in common: discovering the secret of the Dark Carnival. "...a mesmerizing storyline.  ...a magnificent story that is brimming with plot, characters and action. Dark Carnival is a delicious tale of terror and the unnatural. It is a tale filled with evil, innocence and the supernatural." –Editorial Review, iUniverse.com Notes     Dark Carnival is available through many online bookstores. Links provided for your convenience. You can also try asking for it at local bookstores.
Purchase this Book Amazon.com Booksamillion.com - Hard-To-Find Books AddAll.com (Book Search)	Deadly Friend (Leisure Books) ISBN: 0-8439-3584-7 (Mass Market Paperback) Dimensions (in inches): 0.99 x 6.73 x 4.18 Pages: 358 Synopsis     The first thing you have to understand about little Georgie is that he's dead, but this minor inconvenience doesn't stop him from invading the realm of the living–or from looking for playmates to join him in the great beyond.     Poor little Georgie, alone, scared–more deadly then any living creature.     Pray he doesn't want to make you his friend. LONELY FRIEND     Little Georgie was all by himself in the world, and he didn't have a soul to play with. That all changed when he met Bobby, because Bobby didn't mind that his new pal had been dead for decades. GHOSTLY FRIEND     Happy at last, Georgie would do anything not to lose Bobby–and anyone who tried to take his new buddy away would have hell to pay. DANGEROUS FRIEND     Then Bobby was killed by some local teenagers, and Georgie got mad. But he found a new game to play–a game filled with blood and terror–a game he wouldn't lose because he couldn't die twice. DEADLY FRIEND Notes     Deadly Friend is currently out-of-print, but used copies can be found online by using the provided links. I hope to have Deadly Friend in reprint someday.