Lynn Cesar will once again be an invited guest at the upcoming H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival.

We welcome you to join her there on October 1-3, 2010.

The Lovecraft festival will once again be at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland Oregon.

http://hplfilmfestival.com/guests

We welcome you to join her there on October 3-4-5, 2008 at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland Oregon.

http://hplfilmfestival.com/guests

 http://www.squidoo.com/apricotbrandy/

While you are there, leave a comment and vote for your favorite character!

By Harriet Klausner

Decades have passed since Karen Fox returned to her family’s farm; twenty years since she walked out on the man who was supposed to protect her, but instead sexually assaulted her. Now her father is dead having blown away his face with a self inflicted shotgun blast; Karen has come home to make special arrangements for the land and her father’s cremation.

She is unaware that her father was the High Priest for the Green God Xibalba and his acolytes drop his corpse into a fissure beneath the morgue. Her sire joins his Master and confers power on Acting Assistant Sheriff Carver, who prefers to rule above ground unlike Karen’s father whose preference in the underworld. From the moment she stepped onto the farm Karen sensed something was wrong. While looking at her father’s body, Karen feels something close around her wrist followed by seeing a dress she wore as a child that was destroyed years ago yet is in pristine perfect condition complete with a still moist blood spot.. Quetzal a Mayan witch who knows that Xibalba is near; she plans to fight the evil God along with the ghosts that will accompany her. However, she also knows she must protect Karen from the malevolent Green God who has plans for the daughter of his loyalist worshipper.

APRICOT BRANDY is an exciting combination horror and dark urban fantasy that takes readers to the edge of sanity and leaves then there wondering if this time evil will triumph. Karen may be innocent, but she is the catalyst (thanks to her DNA) that sets things in motion although she is the polar opposite of her cruel father. She reaches inside herself with determination to defy him and his God while the Mayan witch rallies his ghostly horde and the townsfolk. Readers will find Lynn Cesar’s work magically entertaining.

Harriet Klausner

by Daniel Temianka

Lynn Cesar begins by lulling her readers with sweet bleakness: a roving young woman, orphaned by suicide and maternal tragedy, returns to her rural home in search of closure. Then she makes the mistake of guzzling her abusive dad’s magical homemade booze (the book’s title), and compounds the blunder by checking her basement for pods (the old fashioned kind, not i). Soon she’s flailing in a Mayan hell, where plants and homicidal corpses riot.
Imagine corrupt cops conspiring with onyx-eyed Mayan gods and dead fathers… and a witch. Stay far away from the sheriffs, the medical examiner and the ex-cons.
Lynn Cesar is a top-drawer spell-caster of rural and Central American horror and hypnoguery. You’ll never again pass complacently by a greenhouse or nursery — to say nothing of measuring radon under your floorboards — once you’ve read A.B. I couldn’t put it down!
By Dan Temianka, author of “The Jack Vance Lexicon”

Do you want to read what people are saying about Lynn and her new dark fantasy book Apricot Brandy?

Then check out her new Squidoo Lens website at www.squidoo.com/lynncesar

Have been seeing the book in stores a bit, so many thanks to Timothy Lantz for the beautiful cover interpretation. People have been commenting on it. I would love to hear comments from anyone who has read the book. Thanks!

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