Car Nex by Terry M. West

A God-fearing man accidentally summons a carnivorous demon.

Car nex

Pleasant Storm, Texas. 1965. A God-fearing family man finds an ancient book of secrets and is compelled to perform a blood ceremony. The Car Nex is brought into our dimension, and Hell is given form and fangs. Weapons will not slow it. Prayers will not stop it. It is coming. And it hungers.

Genre: FICTION / Horror

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Occult & Supernatural

Language: English

Keywords: horror , demons, scary, thriller, short story

Word Count: 5700

Sales info:

Car Nex was re-released in 2013 and was read by thousands of horror fans. It has reached the #1 spot on Amazon several times in the past. While it has a huge following in the USA, I am looking to bring the story to horror fans world-wide.


Sample text:

            Nathan finally spoke their minds. He was usually appointed these tasks. He felt confident they were safe, for the present, and an explanation was due. “What have you done, Adam? What have you wrought on us?”

            “I’ve opened the gates to hell itself, Nathan,” Adam replied, still vigilantly focused on the barn door. “I’ve done something unholy that I am sure to be punished for.”

            “Jesus,” Ted muttered, vividly recalling the scene at his house. “I’ve never seen the like of it. I stared right at it, and I was looking at dancing smoke- something that was barely there.”

            “Your eyes and mind can’t quite get a lock on it,” Adam explained, and the witnesses understood what he meant. It had looked like a storm cloud of fangs and talons. It was the only depiction that could be given to it.

            “What about this book, Adam?” George Berryman asked, using the sleeve of his sweater to mop at the sweat on his face. “How could a book be responsible for all of this?”

            “There’s power in ancient things, George,” Adam said, checking his pockets for extra shells and wondering if there were any stray ones somewhere in the barn. “And there are words with clout that are best not fed blood and recited.”


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
French
Already translated. Translated by Diègue APLOGAN
Author review:
Great translation! I hope to work with this translator again!
Italian
Already translated. Translated by David Lovallo and Marzia Bosoni
Author review:
Wonderful experience! Translation was excellent and turnaround time much faster than anticipated! I would love to work with this team again!
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Vinicius Santos
Author review:
Always a pleasure to work with Vinicius! Great translation!
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Mel Blumen
Author review:
Mel did an excellent job in record time. Awesome translation! It's great to work with someone who REALLY understands the mechanics of the genre.

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