Burning House

They're trained to fight fires. Now they have to fight for their lives. In a run-down part of Newstead Haven, an apartment building is burning. The fire is unlike anything anyone has ever seen. With one poor soul still trapped inside, a group of firefighters suit up and head into the flames on a rescue mission. But they are not alone in the inferno. An ancient evil has awoken. As the walls burn around them, the crew soon find themselves trapped and prey to a shape-shifting force with a taste for slaughter. With oxygen running low and the body count rising, the team's only hope for survival is to trust each other. But who can you trust when the enemy could be anyone? A deft homage to classic slashers, with nods to the horror of H.P. Lovecraft, Burning House is a frenetic, brilliantly-paced rat-run and a true test of the reader's nerve. Take a deep breath and step inside. PRAISE FOR BURNING HOUSE Danny King, author of The Burglar Diaries and the award-winning movie, Wild Bill, called it "a sizzling debut novella from Daniel Marc Chant. Chilling, claustrophobic and charnel. You can almost see the demonic shadows moving behind his writing." In2thereview called the book "a 128 page adrenaline fuelled twisted tale that leaves you feeling out of breath at the end," and that it featured "gruesome fight scenes that leads to some very disturbing ends." Obsessive Book Nerd said "The scenes of ultra violence puts the reader into the world Chant created in a way that will get the reader's heart rate up," and "Burning House is a fun, quick horror read that fans of the genre will undoubtedly find appreciation in." UK Horror Scene said "When the team face the unworldly threats, horror fans won't be disappointed as the team are picked off one by one." Horror Palace said "Chant has great control over the creatures endangering the lives of the characters."