Love Potion #666

This special second edition of Love Potion #666 features new and extended scenes - more gore, more sex, and more grindhouse action/horror goodness! "A rollicking journey that carries all the fun of a hit grindhouse novel. Ludwig knows how to keep readers entertained!" -Samantha Kolesnik, author of True Crime and Waif "Great plot, great characters, great dialogue (to be expected from Nathan) and everyone knows how much I love a good one-liner. Plenty of them here to entertain, all wrapped up with a nasty grindhouse feel to proceedings." -Mark Towse, author of Nana and Crows "This is the second work I have read by Nathan, and it didn't disappoint. It is so hard to describe his style and work. But if you like absolute chaos, humor and gore, this needs to skyrocket to the top of your reading list." -E.C. Hanson, author of Fake Somebodies, Real Nobodies and Wicked Blood Leanna, a sociopathic sexpot fresh out of prison, and Mikey, her meathead boyfriend, steal her mother Teena's experimental sex drug, arm themselves to the teeth, and hit the road intent on selling it to a powerful narcotics kingpin on the other side of the country. When Teena, a voodoo priestess-in-training, returns home from Haiti to find her house ransacked and her love dust gone, she devises a terrifying plan to pursue the young lovers to the bitter, bloody end. "Every page progresses the story to an explosive climax I did not see coming. It's gory, funny, fast-paced, intelligently done, and has some of the best dialogue." -R.J. Benetti, author of The Slappening and Santa Muerte Claus "Ludwig has a talent for fast paced, in your face writing. Especially of note is his use of the dirty simile -- kinda like a Raymond Chandler or Dashiel Hammett from hell." -C.I.I. Jones, author of A Boy and His Dog and And God Said, "Oi!" "Get ready for a ride that will leave you disgusted and laughing in the end!" -Chad Farmer, author of Devil Won't Let Me Be and Earth Truckers are Easy "I didn't know what to expect from this book by Nathan D. Ludwig. I went in blind, but soon found myself craving the next page time and again. Ludwig has written one hell of a debut." -Terry Miller, author of Den of the Wererats and Love You to Death