Until Summer Comes Around (Fiction Without Frontiers)

Product Description

“Rolfe is the real deal, folks, and anything he writes is well worth checking out.” – Gord Rollo, author of The Jigsaw Man and The Crucifixion Experiments

When fifteen year old Rocky Zukas meets a mysterious dark-haired girl named November, his world is forever changed. The young couple falls under the spell of summer love, but not everyone approves. November’s brother, Gabriel, is the keeper of the family’s secret, and big brother is always watching, growing more sinister as his bloodlust gets the best of him. Directing his attention to Rocky’s family, Gabriel aims to make sure little sister knows who is in charge.

FLAME TREE PRESS is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launched in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.

Review

Rolfe is a rising talent in the horror field. Fans of The Lost Boys film will enjoy this, and Rolfe puts his own spin on the standard summer bloodsucker tale.” – Booklist

“A blast to read! I’m confident you’ll love this story as much as I did.” The Scary Review

“A stimulating, gripping and chilling horror tale.” – Grimdark Magazine

“A bittersweet horror tale of growing up in the America of the 1980’s.” – Runalong The Shelves 

“Gripping from the very start and I was more than happy to open the door into this sinister world and experience everything it had to offer.” – The Coycaterpillar Reads

“This 80’s throwback coming-of-age story will certainly satisfy your thirst for a grisly vampire tale.” – The Book Dad

“A pleasant surprise.” – An Average Life

“A horror classic that’s riddled with blood, drama and teenage love…. kept me gripped until the final page.” – Handwritten Girl

“A real summer treat full of heart, intrigue and characters that gives the novel a sense of enjoyment and wonder.” – The Literary License Podcast

Review

Reviews for BLOOD AND RAIN

“With slashing claws and blood-soaked fur, Glenn Rolfe’s novel will have you howling in terror and delight. A welcome addition to the werewolf mythos and proof that we’re in the presence of a rising star in the genre. Highly recommended!”–Ronald Malfi, author of December Park and Little Girls

“A major new talent rises from the Maine woods…Rolfe is the real deal, and Blood and Rain is a classic monster novel, full of blood and teeth and the kind of razor sharp writing that makes the pages sing. Small town horror is back, with a vengeance!”–Nate Kenyon, award-winning author of Sparrow Rock, Diablo: Storm of Light and Day One

“Many authors nowadays get lauded for writing ‘throwback’ horror fiction, but none of them quite goes the distance like Rolfe does in Blood and Rain. Werewolves, silver samurai swords, and small New England towns: it all makes you wish this was twenty years ago so you can take the paperback off a supermarket spinner-rack and huff the yellowed pages.” – Adam Cesare, author of Mercy House and Exponential

“Rolfe is the real deal, folks, and anything he writes is well worth checking out.” – Gord Rollo, author The Jigsaw Man and The Crucifixion Experiments

“Wow! Easily one of the best werewolf books I’ve ever read.”- Hunter Shea, author of The Montauk Monster

Reviews for LAND OF BONES

“Whatever flavor of horror you like, LAND OF BONES serves up a dish for you. Rolfe’s range is wide and he cuts deep.”
– Tom Deady, Bram Stoker Winning author of HAVEN and WEEKEND GETAWAY

“What I like about this collection is that it showcases a great writer AND the breadth of the genre– all the different ways “horror” is explored today. Rolfe gets better with each book.” – Becky Spratford, Owner and Editor of RA For All , contributing reviewer for Booklist

Reviews for THE HAUNTED HALLS

“The evil is dark, malevolent, and sexually charged! If you like your horror to have a bit of meat on the bone, you should consider adding this book to your personal TBR list.” – Cemetery Dance