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Stoners, Satanic Rituals, Nostalgia, Nerdy things.
So I actually purchased the book from the author at Mad Monster Arizona 2021. Firstly, a very nice guy who was a pleasure to speak with and listen to the passion for his works.On to the book:Jake is your pretty typical younger guy stoner. Enjoys a beer, bad for you food, a bowl, and good times. He works a job at a local ice cream factory offset from the main factory deeper in town. He’s best friends with Max, another worker he bonds with over a little “Chronic” condition they both enjoy: being stoned.One day, Jake gets to work and Max misses their daily ritual of sparking up before shift. After smoking alone, Jake discovers Max looks sicker than a dog. Then he can’t reach him for 3 days. On top of that, he gets news the plant is shutting down. He’s being transferred to the main facility across town. Bummer!He can’t really explain it, but the place just gives him the heebies. It’s weird and just eerie. The HR lady is a total “female dog”, and he’s stuck in a freezer that’s cold as Hades inside, stacking ice cream on pallets. Worst of all his friend isn’t around, and even though everyone has a similar flair for accessories around, he feels so alone.The events that follow can only be described as a Dungeon/Game Master’s worst nightmare, as Jake finds out all the weirdness the factory has going on might be connected to an old, forgotten Table Top game he played as a kid “Mage of Hellmouth”.The story ends unexpectedly, and I adore it for it. If you enjoy supernatural stories, thrillers, Sci-fi even, this story kind of gives you a little bit of all of it in one, dashed with a building amount of creepiness until the curtain drops, and the ride just keeps getting crazier after the drop.Stephen King meets Gary Gygax in: Mage of Hellmouth.I look forward to reading more from this author.
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On to the book:
Jake is your pretty typical younger guy stoner. Enjoys a beer, bad for you food, a bowl, and good times. He works a job at a local ice cream factory offset from the main factory deeper in town. He’s best friends with Max, another worker he bonds with over a little “Chronic” condition they both enjoy: being stoned.
One day, Jake gets to work and Max misses their daily ritual of sparking up before shift. After smoking alone, Jake discovers Max looks sicker than a dog. Then he can’t reach him for 3 days. On top of that, he gets news the plant is shutting down. He’s being transferred to the main facility across town. Bummer!
He can’t really explain it, but the place just gives him the heebies. It’s weird and just eerie. The HR lady is a total “female dog”, and he’s stuck in a freezer that’s cold as Hades inside, stacking ice cream on pallets. Worst of all his friend isn’t around, and even though everyone has a similar flair for accessories around, he feels so alone.
The events that follow can only be described as a Dungeon/Game Master’s worst nightmare, as Jake finds out all the weirdness the factory has going on might be connected to an old, forgotten Table Top game he played as a kid “Mage of Hellmouth”.
The story ends unexpectedly, and I adore it for it. If you enjoy supernatural stories, thrillers, Sci-fi even, this story kind of gives you a little bit of all of it in one, dashed with a building amount of creepiness until the curtain drops, and the ride just keeps getting crazier after the drop.
Stephen King meets Gary Gygax in: Mage of Hellmouth.
I look forward to reading more from this author.
Stoners, Satanic Rituals, Nostalgia, Nerdy things.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2021
So I actually purchased the book from the author at Mad Monster Arizona 2021. Firstly, a very nice guy who was a pleasure to speak with and listen to the passion for his works.Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2021
On to the book:
Jake is your pretty typical younger guy stoner. Enjoys a beer, bad for you food, a bowl, and good times. He works a job at a local ice cream factory offset from the main factory deeper in town. He’s best friends with Max, another worker he bonds with over a little “Chronic” condition they both enjoy: being stoned.
One day, Jake gets to work and Max misses their daily ritual of sparking up before shift. After smoking alone, Jake discovers Max looks sicker than a dog. Then he can’t reach him for 3 days. On top of that, he gets news the plant is shutting down. He’s being transferred to the main facility across town. Bummer!
He can’t really explain it, but the place just gives him the heebies. It’s weird and just eerie. The HR lady is a total “female dog”, and he’s stuck in a freezer that’s cold as Hades inside, stacking ice cream on pallets. Worst of all his friend isn’t around, and even though everyone has a similar flair for accessories around, he feels so alone.
The events that follow can only be described as a Dungeon/Game Master’s worst nightmare, as Jake finds out all the weirdness the factory has going on might be connected to an old, forgotten Table Top game he played as a kid “Mage of Hellmouth”.
The story ends unexpectedly, and I adore it for it. If you enjoy supernatural stories, thrillers, Sci-fi even, this story kind of gives you a little bit of all of it in one, dashed with a building amount of creepiness until the curtain drops, and the ride just keeps getting crazier after the drop.
Stephen King meets Gary Gygax in: Mage of Hellmouth.
I look forward to reading more from this author.
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