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Maternal Instinct [Paperback]

J. F. Gonzalez
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April 2002
A Romantic getaway turns into a nightmare on the open highway. A normal woman is held captive, torn from her husband and deposited into the seedy underworld of illegal pornography and snuff films, a world she never knew existed. Now she is in the fight for two lives: hers and the child she and her husband had been trying to conceive. And she will do anything to escape. Anything...

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J. F. Gonzalez has created a novella that will keep readers gripping the pages a little harder. MATERNAL INSTINCT is a tour-de-force of both horror and suspense -- a gateway into the underworld in which Gonzalez researched during the creation of this novella.

This is perhaps one of the most intense novellas out there and shows why Gonzalez is considered by many to be the next big author in the horror genre.

About the Author

J. F. Gonzalez is the author of the novels Clickers (co-authored with Mark Williams), Conversion, and Shapeshifter. His short fiction has appeared in various magazines and anthologies including Black October Magazine, The Best of Horrorfind, Unnatural Selection, The Asylum, among others. In addition to the four stories included in this volume, additional stories are collected in Old Ghosts and Other Revenants.

Future projects include an anthology he is co-editing with Garrett Peck entitled Tooth and Claw, which should see publication in late 2002. He is currently working on a new novel and numerous short stories. He lives with his family in rural Pennsylvania.


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5.0 out of 5 stars The underground world of snuff films... Jun 25 2002
Format:Paperback
This was an excellent novella by J.F. Gonzalez. Its all about a couple who go on vaction and get seperated. The woman gets kidnapped and has a very good chance to star in her very own film...

...a snuff film! Oh and by the way, shes pregnent and has to not only fend for her life but for her unborn child's as well.

This book was quite graphic in a good way, I won't tell you much more but first you will want to read a short story in a collection by J.F., _Old Ghosts and Other Revenants_ called "Love Hurts".

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5.0 out of 5 stars The underground world of snuff films... Jun 25 2002
By Michael A. Moore - Published on Amazon.com
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This was an excellent novella by J.F. Gonzalez. Its all about a couple who go on vaction and get seperated. The woman gets kidnapped and has a very good chance to star in her very own film...

...a snuff film! Oh and by the way, shes pregnent and has to not only fend for her life but for her unborn child's as well.

This book was quite graphic in a good way, I won't tell you much more but first you will want to read a short story in a collection by J.F., _Old Ghosts and Other Revenants_ called "Love Hurts".

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1.0 out of 5 stars Awful writing Dec 11 2005
By hangedwoman - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I really hated this book, not simply as a matter of personal opinion, but because it was a perfect example of really bad writing. The characters were unsympathetic and at times their motivation unbelievable, readers were knocked upside the head with plot devices, and worst of the worst, there was a section with several pages of exposition, the main villian of the story explaining how he got into making snuff films. ANY rambling exposition like that is ridiculous in a published work, but to top it all off it wasn't even believable.
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