COVER REVEAL COVER REVEAL!! AS THE NIGHT DEVOURS US BY VILLIMEY MIST

"I hear you're not familiar with Icelandic horror. Well, my collection will definitely fix that for you, especially if your interest is folklore and monsters. But try not to let your fear consume your desire to ever visit Iceland. Just remember to be respectful to our nature, or it will fuck you up!"

Today we welcome to Ginger Nuts of Horror for the cover reveal for the brand new edition of As the Night Devours Us by Villimey Mist, Check out the cover below from the hugely talented Matt Wildasin.

Synopsis 

A mother faces a difficult choice in times of chaos. A serial killer gets more than he bargained for. Two Vikings must team up in order to escape a terror swimming in the ocean. A sexual assault survivor has an opportunity to exact vengeance on her attacker. Four friends experience a trip of their lifetime in the volcanic Iceland. Spend some uncomfortable time with a creepy cult while journeying through an eerie doll museum. Take a walk in the woods and you’ll realize it’s never a good idea to fuck with Mother Nature. As the Night Devours Us is the stunning debut short story collection from the Icelandic author of the Nocturnal series, Villimey Mist.

These dark stories will burrow under your skin and make you question whether or not it's safe to go out at night.

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Praise for as the Night Devours Us 

"In many ways, the new world has superseded the old, and we often mourn the loss of the old magic. Villimey Mist's stories will make you reconsider. In her world, the dangers of myth are all too real. Gods seek vengeance, mythical beasts roil beneath the waves, and the undead stalk the living. But the real threat lies in a parent's desperation, a brother's mocking, a friend's betrayal. This is a fascinating, unsettling selection of horrors."

Brandon Applegate, author of Those We Left Behind and Other Sacrifices

"Villimey must be magic. That's the only plausible explanation. How else is it possible to produce such varied short-form genre fiction covering so many themes, each executed vividly and so well?

From Icelandic lore to mythical beasts, found footage to human monsters, interwoven with a whole heap of revenge, this collection will not only fuel your nightmares, but also put Villimey firmly on the map.

As the Night Devours Us delivers punch after punch and Villimey absolutely (finger) nails it!"

Janine Pipe, author of Sausages: Making of Dog Soldiers