Noro, by William F. Gray HOT

Noro
by William F. Gray

About the Book:

As a blizzard hits their rural Wyoming homes, Jonah Miller and his neighbor Con think the worst thing they have to worry about is being trapped and isolated with their dogs.

Then Con’s German Shepherd gets out in the middle of the storm after a mysterious meteor crashes out in the woods, forcing Jonah and Con to learn that there’s far more to fear than the cold and the snow piling up outside there doors...

John Carpenter’s THE THING meets CUJO and THE TROOP in NORO, a horror novella about two men’s fight for survival against an alien parasite searching for its perfect host.

Available as a Trade Paperback and as an eBook, this book features multiple pieces of commissioned artwork by the incredible Glenn Chadbourne!

Blurbs:

"NORO is seriously dread-inducing. I hit a point where I didn't want to turn the page, but I HAD TO. This novella is wildly cinematic, fast-paced, bloody, and slicing cold. I'd give it comp titles, but I went in blind and you'll be grateful you did, too. This one'll break your heart and make you squirm."

— Sam Rebelein, Bram Stoker-nominated author of EDENVILLE and THE POORLY MADE AND OTHER THINGS

“I’m a fervent fan of whatever William Gray writes, and though it was starkly di!erent from his other works, this newest novella has only fed that fervor. A departure from the multi-faceted tales he’s given us so far (but leveraging the same voice and tact), NORO is a bare-knuckle cage match with terror’s true form. Gray mainlines the isolation, helplessness, and dread straight to your heart.”

— Ben Young, author of STUCK and HOME

"Repulsively compulsive, Gray's novella will have your brain begging you to stop reading, while your heart keeps you going. Such a perfectly brutal read."

— Steve Stred, author of MASTODON and CHURN THE SOIL

“William F. Gray's NORO is a chilling story about survival, guilt, and loss. The story follows two neighbors battling a horrific parasitic entity with vivid descriptions that will leave readers terrified.”

— Jay Bower, author of CADAVEROUS and THE TERROR OF WILLOW FALLS

"This lean and efficient snow-isolation nightmare is relentless in its drive, infection paranoia, and body horror."

— Andrew Najberg, author of GOLLITOK and THE MOBIUS DOOR