Gravenfrost

The Devil's Domicile. The notoriously infamous house is just one of the hot spots that cultists, freaks, and other assorted malcontents visit in Gravenfrost, Maine. Founded on ground so tainted it was said to be vomited up from the sea itself, Gravenfrost isn't your average sleepy New England town.

When the host of a popular ghost-hunting TV show brutally murders his crew and co-hosts during an overnight filming, the FBI sends their agent most accustomed to "strange crap": Special Agent Bobby Doyle. Doyle likes his cases like he likes his whiskey: neat and smooth.

This one, however, is anything but.

Was it simply foul play... or something far more sinister?

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Praise for Gravenfrost:

"A 'romp' is often over-used as a way to describe the kind of highly entertaining, free-wheeling action/horror story that Peter Hammarberg has come up with in Gravenfrost. A bloody, funny, spooky lovechild of Roger Avery, Quentin Tarantino, Stephen King and the kind of 69-cent 'Men's Adventure' novels you used to see in the spinner racks at the drugstore. This is fun, smart, cinematic stuff and I think most readers will like it a lot."

-Joe Kilmartin from We-Love-Monsters.com and PapaJoeMambo.com

"We can't stop here, it's ghost country! Brave readers will sit back, sip their whiskey, and enjoy this gonzo, hard-boiled spook story!"

-Tim Mucci, author of 'The Geek Baby Book,' All Action Classics 'Tom Sawyer' and 'The Odyssey,' and co-host of The Double Shadow podcast.

"A ridiculously raucous read overflowing with clever dialogue, spooky ghouls and insane action with a finale you will not want to miss."

-Robert Nixon, graphic artist and grindhouse/horror aficionado