Return to Blood Street

BY CARL ALVES

Return to Blood Street

Just when Philadelphia Mob Boss Enzo Salerno thought the war with the vampires was over–they keep dragging him back in for one final battle.

Return to Blood Street

BY CARL ALVES

Return to Blood Street

Just when Philadelphia Mob Boss Enzo Salerno thought the war with the vampires was over–they keep dragging him back in for one final battle.

Carl Alves

Carl is the author of five published novels which span the horror, fantasy, and science fiction genres in no particular order.

Published Books

Happy Readers

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A novel for fans (adult and teen) of Stranger Things on TV, Carl Alves’ The Invocation offers a terrifying view of what might happen when a Ouija board is used by a group of fourth grade students.

– amazon review of the invocation

 

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I found this very entertaining and a new look at this type of story. It was refreshing to actually touch on this subject with both humor and humility as well as the typical soul battle of good vs evil.

– amazon review of battle of the soul

 

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I think the description given by this author hits the nail right on the head and fits the book perfectly: “True Blood meets The Sopranos”.

 

  – amazon review of blood street:a vampire thriller

 

My Writing Blog

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Distant Thunders by Taylor Anderson

It’s been a while since I read the third book in the Destroyermen series, so much of the book for me was trying to remember who all of the characters were and what all of the situations were with the battles that took place and the political wranglings. That made...

Episode 13 by Craig DiLouie

Episode 13 centers around a reality television crew that goes into a house in Virginia where in the Seventies, a group of paranormal researchers disappeared. The novel uses a unique approach in the narrative style of this novel, by presenting it as a found footage...

Movie Review: The Monkey

It’s hard to get horror comedy right. There have only ever been a handful of horror comedies that I have seen in my life that I have actually enjoyed. The Monkey falls squarely in the category of a failed attempt at this subgenre. I actually thought the movie started...

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