A Dark Comedy with Twists and Turns!

Beth Sanders is a reporter looking for the story of her life, but she wasn’t expecting to find it with Richard Fitcher.

He’s a witch hunter that doesn’t believe in witches, and tonight he’s taking Beth and her cameraman on a witch hunt.

He’s all ready to jazz it up with spooky noises and a gimmicky magic ritual that locates witches. People like that kind of crap, right? But there’s a problem.

It worked this time.

So Beth might get that story after all as Richard is forced to call up old knowledge and power he didn’t believe to be real, challenging things that crawled out of the pit, if they have any hope of surviving the night. But this loser might actually find some value—the pit does have a tendency to shave off your uneven edges—if it doesn’t kill you.

Either way, it’s a Lovely Night for a Witching.


Witch Hunter: Into the Outside eBook categories:

• Dark Fantasy
• Faery Tales
  
• Dark Comedy
  
• Myster & Suspense
• Supernatural Mystery and Suspense
  
• Witches & Wizards
• Myths & Legends
• Science Fiction & Fantasy
  
• Supernatural Thriller
• Urban Fantasy Thriller
• Angels & Demons
  
• Paranormal Investigation
  
• Supernatural Mystery and Suspense

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INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR J.Z. Foster:

Q: Why are fans so attracted to this series?

J.Z.: Witch Hunter is a story that keeps people guessing. It comes with unique twists on old monsters and introduces new ones that people have never heard of. Most people who have read this story told me that they were never able to guess what would happen next, and that they were surprised with how funny it was.

Q: Why do you call it a Dark Comedy?

J.Z.: The roots of this story are definitely in horror and the supernatural—the dark corners of our world. Mysterious forces are turning in shadows that we're not aware of. That's what this book is about—that hidden side of the world that none of us can see.

However, it's also infused with a lot of humor. The characters themselves are struck with just how bizarre the world can be.