My new horror novel, BODYFREEZE, is now available from Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. It’s a standalone sci-fi horror novel set in the near future, where cryonics has taken off in a secular UK.
Cryonics is the practice of freezing the human body after death in the hope of resurrecting it in the future.
A few reviews:
5.0 out of 5.0 stars5.0A Spellbinding Horror Fest:
Reading through this novel left shockwaves throughout for me. Never expected to be terrified when medical science is involved. Won’t ruin the story for others. If a person likes psychological thrillers with a dash of murder mystery, grab a copy. It’s something a person won’t regret. 10 out of 10 stars
5.0 out of 5.0 stars5.0I enjoyed reading Bodyfreeze by Jools G. King. I wasn’t sure which direction the ending was going to take and throughout the book, it kept me in suspense as to what was going to happen or who the culprit(s) were. It was a very quick and easy read. I enjoyed the author’s voice as well.
5.0 out of 5.0 stars5.0I read this is one sitting. Cryonics is an interesting topic in itself, but combined with supernatural phenomenon plus horror and mystery, it’s hard to put down.
5.0 out of 5.0 stars5.0People want to freeze their bodies just in case they can be brought back to life. It seems an easy choice or is it? Will it be misused? Will they ever come back to life? How will it all go? See where you are taken
4.0 out of 5.0 starsCreepy Sci-fi Horror. Made me think, Demolition Man meets Jason Voorhees.
This one kept me turning page after page.
Here’s a blurb snippet:
How cold is cold? How deep is despair? At what temperature does your heart finally… shatter?
Minus. Two. Hundred. Degrees.
Cryonics. The practice of freezing the human body in the hope of bringing it back to life.
It’s a voluntary procedure.
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My fourth horror book, CATZ OF THE UNDEAD, is in post-editing. This one weighs in at around 88,000 words. More about CATZ OF THE UNDEAD later, but I’m probably looking at a Summer 2024 release.