"Fallen from Grace" Now Available

The newly released fourth Grace book is already scaring up fans. Check out Fallen from Grace by M. Lauryl Lewis at Amazon.

Book Summary
The living continue to struggle to survive in world that now belongs to the dead. From the farmlands of the Pacific Northwest to the Cascade mountain range, a group of survivors now finds themselves at the edge of the Pacific Ocean. They will meet other survivors, face new losses, and come across even more horrors.

Grace Series Reading Order
Grace Lost
Tainted Grace
Dark Grace
Fallen from Grace

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"Grace Lost" by M. Lauryl Lewis is FREE Sept. 2-3

With Halloween just around the corner, it's time for zombies. Wouldn't you like a little romance with your horror? Well, M. Lauryl Lewis has a book for you!
 
Grace Lost is free Sept. 2-3 at Amazon! The first book in the Grace series is a great gory read. Once you devour it, check out Tainted Grace and Dark Grace. Also keep an eye out for the upcoming Fallen from Grace.

Once you check out this haunting trailer for the series, get your free copy of Grace Lost today!

Summary
Young and naïve, Zoe Kate finds herself thrust into harm’s way when the dead rise overnight. Armed with very little, she and her lifelong friend, Adam Boggs, flee their small hometown in search of safety. Joined by two other survivors, they will face unimaginable horrors and suffer unthinkable losses as the rules of nature are rewritten.
 
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Excerpt and Cover Reveal for "Schiessl House" by M. Lauryl Lewis

Blog followers know M. Lauryl Lewis is the badass babe behind the sexy scary Grace series. As she works on book four Fallen from Grace (check out an excerpt here), Lauryl is also writing a novel titled Schiessl House. The creepy tale is still months away from enchanting readers, but we have an excerpt to share. Plus, check out that awesomely eerie cover.
 
 CHAPTER ONE: DEATH COMES 

The truth is, I was born dead. It was a consequence, I was told, of my mother not loving me. It wasn't the doctors or the nurses who brought me back to life. It wasn't my mother wrapping her arms around my lifeless newborn body nor was it her aching heart reaching out in desperate need of knowing me. She never held me. She never named me. As the story goes, she refused to even look at me. It wasn't the miracle of modern technology that brought me back from the land of shadows and silence. It was my father's tears that brought me to life, nearly two hours after my birth.

     I grew up without either of my parents in my life.  Beyond that first day, I didn’t know either of them.  The woman who raised me said that she had been there at my birth and the hours that followed.  She had witnessed me draw my first breaths as my father held my cold blue body to his chest.  My mother had thought I was a child of the Devil, implanted within her womb by aliens from space.  My father felt compelled to care for her even in her insanity, so for my own safety he painfully left me behind to be cared for by others.  I was told that he sobbed in the end when they took me from him.  I had never really thought badly of him for his decision.  After all, my life so far had been one filled with happiness and love.  At least that’s what I told myself and the rest of the world.

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Until we can get our hands on Schiessl House, we'll have to make due with the bloody awesome Grace books. Get all three at Amazon including the newest Dark Grace.

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"Fallen From Grace" Excerpt

The badass zombie series by M. Lauryl Lewis is sexy and scary in one sizzling bloody headshot. Dark Grace was released in June and continues the erotic horror series' trend of awesome. While Fallen From Grace won't be published until late autumn/early winter, Lauryl has been kind enough to share an excerpt with her fans.

 

FALLEN FROM GRACE

I was unable to unlock my eyes from those of the creature staring back at me. All I could hear in the background were Susan’s sobs, and Abbey screaming. I was unable to make out her words. Gunfire brought me out of the trance I was in, and within a split second the tall creature before me was slumped to the ground. It wasn’t dead, just maimed. I aimed my pistol at its head and fired. It was, oddly, a clean kill. There was no splatter as a result of its head wound. The large maggot-like creature unattached itself from the Runner and began crawling across the asphalt toward me. It was slow and silent as it made its way forward. Not wanting to waste ammo on it, I kicked at its head until it stopped heaving itself toward me. A thick yellow-brown substance seeped from the wound I had inflicted upon its head. The resulting ammonia-like odor was unbearable. I covered my mouth and nose and began coughing. More gunfire in the background caused me to look around. Abbey was kneeling next to Susan. I hadn’t seen such look of despair on her face since the day her sister, Kelsey, had died. Susan looked pale and I knew she was in shock. Her face was bruising and her arm hung limply at her side.

 

As badly as I wanted to rush to her side, my head was buzzing with more of the dead. “Ring around the Rosie” filled the air around us once again with the occasional giggle. There were at least five of them, running around in the shadows of the building and a few stray vehicles. I joined the men and Bobby in taking a stance and quietly guardian the perimeter. There was an ominous feeling heavy in the air around us. It sat heavily upon my shoulders and seemed to fill my lungs. Aside from the children’s song being chanted sporadically and Abbey crying, even the waves from the ocean seemed quiet.

 

“We need to get Sue back into the safe room!” yelled Boggs. “Now!”

 

“They’re all around us,” I said as loudly as I dared.

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