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"I really love the way he crafts his stories. He is super talented and one of the few who can draw you so deep into the story it makes it feel like you are one of the characters. Love his style and voice. I will be reading everything this guy puts out. Give his books a try if you like Stephen King stories and characters. He’s really good." — Amazon Review for Night Terrors “If you love scary stories, this is the book for you. The author, Randall Lane, is so descriptive that when the story becomes intense; you will be on the edge of your seat. Mr. Lane is in his element when he places a character in the woods on a dark night. He is a master of giving you characters you can feel their emotion, including their fear. I won't read his scary stories at night anymore. I start feeling chills that it could happen to me. It's a thrill to read this book.” — Amazon Review for Night Terrors New York City, 1942. The streets are dark. The curfews strict. The bombs may be overseas, but for one man… the real horror lives in his basement. Nine years ago, on a cold October night, a grieving priest made a desperate prayer for the return of his deceased wife. Something answered. And it has never left. It lives beneath his home—a thing that speaks, hungers, and roams the halls. It whispers his name. It mimics the lost love. And when he forgets to feed it, it wails…a long, aching sound that seems to reach into his very soul. Now, as war casts a shadow over the city and sleepless nights blur the line between penance and madness, he must reckon with the horror he’s locked below. But the locks are rusting. The thing is stirring. And no prayer can silence the past. Wailing In The Night is a chilling confession of grief, guilt, and the thing that waits in the dark when love is twisted by loss. “Mr. Lane writes with the eloquence of a storyteller. Deep, profound and superbly imaginative.” — Mark M Review for Devil’s Den “Oh my goodness!!! I jus