From the Publisher
At turns operating a giddy funhouse ride, then delivering a gut punch of terror, T. M. Gray spins a deliciously macabre tale of the Devil on vacation in tiny Kemperfield, Maine. Mr. Crisper's idea of a good time is turning the small town in on itself, cruelly manipulating the residents against one another, destroying lives and claiming errant souls. Will the unwitting denizens of Kemperfield realize their hellish dilemma in time? And even if they do, will they be able to derail the Machiavellian Mr. Crisper and his equally treacherous familiar before it's too late? Open a bag of Mr. Crisper's Devilishly-Delicious Pork Rinds and find out-if you dare!
What People Are Saying
Michael Arnzen
Mr. Crisper is an enormously inventive and—dare I say it? -- "fun" work of satanic horror fiction.
I found myself laughing and squirming all the way through at T.M. Gray's wickedly clever imagination and totally outrageous plot. Add Mr. Crisper to the "scary food" subgenre, right alongside such classics as Sweeney Todd, Survivor Type, and Soylent Green. After reading this book, you'll never ever eat pork rinds again. But you still won't be able to eat just one T.M. Gray story ... this book left me with a funny taste in my mouth, but an unquenchable desire for more. (author of Grave Markings and 100 Jolts: Shockingly Short Stories)
Jeff Strand
The Devil is on earth...and he's selling fried pork rinds! Do you really need more of a synopsis than that? T. M. Gray's Mr. Crisper is a mouthful of good, gory fun. It's twisted and even a little
kinky, with a wonderfully demented ending. Horror fans will devour it. (author of Graverobbers Wanted (No Experience Necessary) )
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