First review of "The Lord of the Law"

New review of "The Lord of the Law" found on Dark Fiction Review:

The last story in The Fourth Black Book of Horror is "The Lord of The Law" by David Conyers. This is one of those stories that seems a little out of step with the rest of the book, but it’s no less enjoyable for it ... It’s a cleverly written tale that plays with the senses from beginning to end.

The reviewer gives the rest of the collection a very nice review, so congratulations to all the authors and editor Charles Black.

"The Lord of the Law"

Another short story is out today, "The Lord of the Law" in The Fourth Black Book of Horror edited by Charles Black and published by Mortbury Press. This is my second story in the this series, and it seems, the last story in the book. "The Lord of the Law" received a commendation in the Australian Horror Writers Assocation's Short Story Competition 2008. So I'm on track for this year's goal of getting one story published each month.

Here is the blurb and table of contents:

A tale of shear terror, a witch's curse, the horror of Halloween, the phantom in the priory and other unspeakable evils haunt the pages of The Fourth Black Book of Horror.

• Soup - Craig Herbertson
  
• Words - Paul Finch
  
• A Cry For Help - Joel Lane
  
• With Deepest Sympathy - Johnny Mains
  
• Many Happy Returns - Carl T. Ford
  
• All Hallow's Even - Franklin Marsh
  
• Dead Water - David A. Sutton
  
• And Still Those Screams Resound...'- Daniel McGachey
  
• Love is in the Air - Gary McMahon
  
• The Head - Reggie Oliver
  
• The Devil Looks After His Own? - Ian C. Strachan
  
• Bad Hair Day - Gary Fry
  
• Flies - Hazel Quinn
  
• Nails - Rog Pile
  
• The Lord of the Law - David Conyers