A LOVE NOT DECEASED by Eric Kapitan - She loves him so much; she can’t let go.

SYNOPSIS

Maggie knows how to grieve. She’s done it so often, but now after so many losses, she’s ready for a happily ever after. Unfortunately for her, what she wants and what life has in store for her are two very different scenarios.

Follow this dark, twisty romance that will make your toes curl and your heart stop! Discover where the lines blur between love, loss, and lust.

She loves him. She loves him not. She loves him so much; she can’t let go.

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About Eric Kapitan

Eric Kapitan is a horror author by dawn and by dusk. During those nightly hours when kids should be fast asleep, he used to sneak into his living room to watch horror classics like “Halloween”.

Before he knew it, he decided to become a storyteller himself. Never a fan of boxes, his chilling stories go beyond giving his readers a good scare; they provoke deep thoughts and teleport each reader to macabre realms where anything is possible–especially inexplicable things of a haunting caliber.

When he isn’t penning nightmarish scenes, Eric is probably either downing an ice-cold beer, at a horror con, or spending quality time with his loved ones.

Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Eric-Kapitan/e/B015QL3RDE

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/eric.kapitan/

Horror Book Review by Erin Megan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfVny-KprYk

Review by Monster Librarian

“The writing is a nice balance of exposition and dialogue, with a slightly dark overall tone. The author shows he can write all situations equally well: the part describing Maggie losing her dad is genuinely touching, and will yank on your heartstrings.

There’s also some unexpected humor to lighten the mood.

The dialogue of some of Maggie’s conversations with her sex toy customers was hilarious, and the parts where Maggie and Mike act like excited kids over tattoos and rock concert tickets help to make them genuinely likable characters.

The first 50 pages of the story are strictly the background scenery for setting up the characters for the actual plot. However, it’s written well, and will hold your interest.

The last 40 pages are where the story cuts loose, with Maggie losing Mike, then going nuts. Kapitan adds in a nice touch here, since a couple of the chapters are still written from Mike’s point of view, even though he’s dead… or is he?”

Review by Books In My Library Blog

“If you’re looking for some honest to goodness depravity, barrier crossing of certain sexual taboos, and in your face, no apologies kinda horror, look no further than the depraved mind of Eric Kapitan in his upcoming novella “A Love Not Deceased” (and yes, there will be some twisted form of necrophilia involved here, hey guys, it’s in the title).

I’ve read all of Eric’s books and find him very refreshing and original. He has a very demented and forthright sense of humor and somehow, I’m not sure how he does it, but he’s able to take those emotions and transform them to the pages of his stories, creating something quite remarkable for his readers to enjoy.”

Video of the author reading an excerpt of the book:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFdk_t2p-vQ

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