Book Blitz; Beneath The Ferny Tree by David Schembri

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This is my stop during the book blitz for Beneath the Ferny Tree by David Schembri. This book blitz is organized by Lola's Blog Tours. The book blitz runs from 7 till 13 January. See the tour schedule here.

Beneath The Ferny TreeBeneath the Ferny Tree
By David Schembri
Genre: Horror/ Mystery
Age category: New Adult, Adult
Release Date: 20 December 2018

Blurb:
Dig into the cold earth, pull away the damp leaves and burrow deep down to uncover true darkness...

Face the horror of war-torn Germany with Edmund as he fights to rescue his family. Confront the same overwhelming dread as Cody, in the midst of a futuristic prison, is haunted by his past and desperate for a chance at redemption. Discover true monsters aboard a slaver’s ship on the high seas and witness a more twisted side to Christmas.

Uncover these and other bleak mysteries in Beneath the Ferny Tree.


You can find Beneath the Ferny Tree on Goodreads

You can buy Beneath the Ferny Tree here:
- Amazon
- Barnes & Noble
- Kobo
- Google Play
- All vendor sites

Watch the book trailer here:


David SchembriAbout the Author:
David Schembri is an author, artist, genre poet and designer from rural Victoria, Australia. He is the author of several short stories, and his first graphic collection, UNEARTHLY FABLES, was published in 2013.

David's poetry has been published in several issues of the Hippocampus Press Magazine, Spectral Realms edited by S.T. Joshi. The Anno KlarkAsh-Ton Anthology and Strange Sorcery magazine released by Rainfall Books. His latest poem is published in issue 13 of Midnight Echo.

David lives with his lovely wife and children.

BENEATH THE FERNY TREE is his second released and is published by Close Up Books.

You can find and contact David Schembri here:
- Website
- Facebook
- Goodreads
- Amazon
- Instagram

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