Candace Nola

Award Winning Author & Editor

KINDNESS IN THE DARK

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Kristopher Rufty-Author

“Nola’s ability to tell a story is unmatched. Each book proves she is well on her way to becoming a legend.”

—Kristopher Rufty, author of Old Scratch

Brennan LaFaro-Author

“Candace Nola flits between sub genres like a chameleon shifting color to match its surroundings, all while consistently injecting horror and a sense of real danger into every story. Her words cut into the heart of the reader, digging through the darkest places to free the hope within. Even when it’s only an ember, Nola manages to make it shine with her unique style.”
- Brennan LaFaro, author of the Slattery Falls trilogy

Ronald Kelly-Author

“There’s no doubt about it… Candace Nola is a storyteller of the highest degree. Whether it be pulling at your heartstrings or chilling your bones to the marrow, she delivers the literary goods time and time again.” – Ronald Kelly, author of Fear and The Essential Sick Stuff

Eric Butler-Author

"Not only is Candace a champion of indie horror, she's also one of its shining stars. From Hank Flynn to Bishop to Frank Franklin, she creates memorable characters in horrific situations that keep you coming back for more." -Eric Butler, author of Pope Lick Massacre.

James Carlson-Gloom House Publishing

"Candace Nola possesses the work ethic to match her natural writing talent-a virtue that's aided her in becoming the loved and respected author she is today. Having read some of her titles-Breach, Hank Flynn and Bishop-I can say that her stories stay with you. Nola's imagination, dedication, and skill are to be applauded."-James Carlson, author of Seven Exhumations.

Kristopher Triana-Author

"Candace Nola has appeared on the hardcore horror scene in a huge splash of blood, soaking readers with her diabolical prose. Her work is both demented and delicious." - Kristopher Triana, author of Gone to See the River Man