Highly recommended.” – Bram Stoker Award winner, Lee Murray “Liar is a disquieting slow burn tale, full of small town superstition and guardedness, and a startling study of isolation and otherness. “As for the titular haunting, it’s a very personal one instead of the creaking doors and mysterious apparitions you might picture when someone says they’ve been haunted, this is instead an exploration of Rainey’s mind, and how it’s affected by a number of factors, from discrimination to self-doubt and more.” Ginger Nuts of Horror Schraeder prompts us not only to find these fears once again but face them head on, in a collision surely to inspire more than a few sleepless nights in your near future…The author’s depiction of inner alienation and isolation will force even the most jaded and cynical of readers to redefine fear.” Horror News “The author has an unrelenting grip on the types of subtexts that resonate in emotion, through and through. With dreams of escaping the Midwest, two women buy a rustic home in rural Vermont and find more than New England charm at the Sugar House. The story moves quickly, and as the characters and world expand, so does the mythology surrounding their hunger and status in the world of the living, making this a shockingly delightful read.” ~ Anthony Avina

“The theme and atmosphere the author crafted out of this novel made this story feel like a late ’80s era horror comedy with an LGBTQ twist.

As Fast as She Can by E.F. Schraeder