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Mother (MoonHowler Press, 2021)
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When a young girl from eastern Oklahoma went missing in 1978, the community came together to search for her. One group of high school students and their teacher vanished the day of the search and were never seen again.
This is their horrifying story.


Amara’s Prayer (MoonHowler press, 2015)
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Authorities said everyone was dead. When Milton arrived at the site of his church’s Brazilian mission, everyone he knew was dead, or gone. The only person in the burned out village is a strange, beautiful, naked red-haired woman who is both wise and childlike.
Milton decides to smuggle Amara home and continue his mission work with this one lost soul.
Amara is more than she appears to be and she is about to shake the foundations of everything Milton believes to be true.
A heartbreaking story of faith, forgiveness, and the foundation of religious belief. Can Milton learn and accept the truth before he loses everything and everyone he loves?
Little Graveyard on the Prairie (MoonHowler Press, 2015)
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Dead ain’t gone, and gone ain’t dead.
Harley Shaw’s life is falling apart around him. His best pasture is ruined. His cattle are gone. His wife is gone. His daughter is gone. His sanity is slipping away, and there may be dead people taunting him.


Seven Days in Benevolence (MoonHowler Press, 2015)
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Dena is recently divorced and ready for a new life in Benevolence, Oklahoma. She has a new job and and old house. The job is promising. The house is perfect, with plenty of space for her and her two young daughters.
She really thought this first week in her new house was going to be the start of a new life.
The house, however, had other ideas …
God of Discord (MoonHowler Press, 2015)
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Eleven tales of terror featuring ancient gods, crazed disciples, a carnival fat lady, a monster under the bed, mutant rats, and more.
“All the stories are unique and creative … his storytelling is vivid and enticing. I highly recommend this read!” –Amazon Reviewer


The Prometheus Syndrome (MoonHowler Press, 2015)
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Professor Daniels believes he has found a way to raise the dead. He’s planning to build a legion of zombies to get revenge against the academics who shut him out for violating their code of ethics. But he needs someone with unsuppressed rage to make his experiment work.
Josh and Rana just want to get to Nashville to meet up with an old friend and reform their rockabilly band. When they take a scenic turnoff, their lives change forever.
The Professor finds what he needs in Josh.
In this harrowing tale of horror set in the 1980s, Josh has to confront the worst of himself as it comes after him in the form of a reanimated corpse bent on his destruction. Can he save the woman he loves? Or even himself?
The Zombie Whisperer (MoonHowler Press, 2013)
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Steven E. Wedel offers four short stories that run the gamut from pure horror to shocking hilarity. First, in “The Zombie Whisperer,” survivors invite in a man who says he can communicate with the walking dead.
In “One Night in Benevolence” a man returns to his abusive childhood home only to find that some things are never forgotten.
“Dead Betty” tells the tale of a scientist who finds a way to reanimate the dead, but underestimates the power of his creation.
Three buddies on a fishing expedition reel in more than they bargained for when “Noodlers Nab Nekkid Nymphs.”


Unholy Womb and Other Halloween Tales (MoonHowler Press, 2010)
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In this collection Steven E. Wedel offers his most popular short story, “Unholy Womb”, and four more tales of Halloween horror, including “Scream of Humanity,” a never-before-published story. Also included here is “The Halloween Feast”, “SKN-3”, and “Hungry is the Night”.
Tales of the Pack: A Werewolf Anthology (Sky Warrior Book Publishing, 2013)
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The legend of the man-beast has been with us forever. It has changed and evolved and reshaped itself much as the lycanthrope itself, and yet, at its heart, it is essentially the same. Unlike the vampire that has gone from a stinking, bloated, near-mindless corpse to a suave, angst-ridden sex toy as society shapes the trope to fit current mores, the werewolf has, for centuries, been about the loss of self-control.
In Tails of the Pack, Steven E. Wedel has put together eleven of the best Werewolf stories by authors such as Mark Finn, Tiffani Angus, Frog and Esther Jones, and Aaron Smith. Keep those silver bullets handy, you’re going to need them.

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