FREE FRIDAYS
Hobbes End is forever grateful for our authors. For their hard work, for their dedication to our company. We’re always eternally grateful to each and every reader of our work. The readers are what makes this happen.
So, in the tradition of giving back, Hobbes End will be giving away eBooks on Amazon every Friday. And for this week, we’re happy to make not one, but two of our titles free!!!
PROGENY
This successful adventure novel has been reviewed well by readers. A cross genre novel, Progeny is the tale of father and son, and something in the dark woods behind their home.
Download Progeny FREE today!!!
*Currently #26 in Action/Adventure.
#33 in Horror.
The Endlands (volume 2)
The Endlands is the creation of writer, and founder of Hobbes End, Vincent Hobbes. With the success of the first book, Hobbes End released volume two of The Endlands last fall.
A tribute to the art of the short story, volume two of The Endlands is FREE on Amazon today!!!
*Currently #53 in short stories.
I absolutely loved Rogue Hunter: Inquest. I have followed Kevis closely over the last four years and have loved many of his works. This one is no different.
The Soviet War in Afghanistan is often compared to America’s war in Vietnam. A war raged between the Soviet supported Afghan government and the guerilla warriors, the Mujahideen for almost ten years. The Muj were supported by many countries, including the US and Saudi Arabia. On March 21, 1983, Ronald Reagan had this to say about the Mujahideen:
I am falling for the zombie genre. I only started reading zombie novels last year, and I have devoured them. I also recently began watching The Walking Dead, and this has only increased my desire for everything zombie. What I like is a firm plot (not just blood and gore), strong characters, and a well-told tale. I have decided to pick three to share with you. Each is unique, each has something that stands out.
I was looking for a great horror read, and I was recommended Offspring by one of my authors. Not realizing this was the sequel to Off Season, I dove right in and began reading. 
1984. The Soviet Union is locked in a bitter war in Afghanistan against the Mujahideen. To make matters worse, they are losing. With little hope left, and all odds against them, the Soviet Union grows desperate. In response, they create an exotic chemical weapon with a single purpose: To enhance their soldiers on the battlefield. 
“Another year gone by, and my first full year as a full-time writer. Has it been fun? Definitely. Has it been challenging? 
Miami, 2012. A new gun has made its way from a Russian science lab to the streets of Miami—a gun that destroys the executive functioning power of the brain, turning people into zombie-like beings.
From the lurking shadows of the unknown to the shell of an empty soul, Patrick C. Greene spins seven dark tales to keep you awake at night. Dark Destinies includes the stories: Into the Small Hours (first published in THE ENDLANDS: Volume 1), Room 422 (first published in THE ENDLANDS: Volume 1), Bill’s Becoming, Fate by Firelight, Shards, High Strangeness in South Haven, and Words That Start with the Letter D.
Captain John Hayden, haunted by memories of war and still grieving the death of his wife, is about to embark on the most important mission of his career: to discover the fate of the Chrysopteron, one of five generation ships which left the Earth centuries earlier. The descendants of the Chrysopteron’s original crew had successfully colonized their planet, but less than a hundred years later, all contact was lost. Hayden knows that a mysterious new religion which was formed aboard the ship may have played a role in determining the fate of the colonists, but there is no way to know what he and his crew will find when they finally arrive.
Miami, 2012. A new gun has made its way from a Russian science lab to the streets of Miami—a gun that destroys the executive functioning power of the brain, turning people into zombie-like beings. Osvaldo Rivera is looking for the highest bidder to purchase this Russian Zombie Gun.
This short story is perhaps one of the best I’ve read in a long time. Very creepy, vivid, had me enthralled the entire way through. If you haven’t read Allison Dickson, do yourself a favor and pick up this story and begin down the path of pure genius writing.
A psychological thriller is the best way to describe the book. I simply loved the twisted tale and the surprise ending. Full of suspense and inner turmoil, I absolutely loved the way the tale was written by Mr. Kaufman. He kept me on the edge of my seat from page 1 until the ending.
When the zombie apocalypse strikes without warning one dog will hold the fate of her pack in her paws. This is the story of Riley, an American Bulldog, follow along as she tries to keep her pack safe from a zombie apocalypse. Traveling with her are Ben-Ben the high strung Yorkie, her favorite two-legger Jessie, Jessie’s younger brother Zachary and Riley’s arch-enemy Patches the Cat. They are a rag-tag group of survivors who when pushed to the limit realize that they are all each other has.
David Desh left the special forces after his team was brutally butchered in Iran. Now he has been reactivated for one last mission: find Kira Miller, the enigmatic genius behind a bioterror plot that threatens millions. But when Desh learns that the bioterror plot is just the tip of the iceberg, he is thrust into a byzantine maze of deception and intrigue, and he becomes a key player in a deadly game he can’t begin to understand. A game that is certain to have a dramatic impact on the future course of human history. . .