Works by
Eric Enck
(Writer)

Fiction

• Ghost of a Chance (2007)
  Eric Enck brings us his third novel, full of horror and ghosts and evil dead things . Ryan Crawford mourns for the loss of his wife Zori, who has been dead for six years. All she ever wanted when she was alive was a child, but some women can't bare children for many different reasons. Something is about to change that, something horrifying that Zori, Ryan and four other friends confronted in Orviston Pennsylvania years ago. The murderous rampage of the New Jersey Devil's ghost. Zori is given the gift of childbirth for confronting a horrifying evil, and then kills herself. But the son she leaves behind has something about him that is mysterious... and the tale being told will keep you from the mirror and make you think twice about being alone no matter where you live. Enck brings a different kind of ghost story with a chilling theme; sometimes, we don't have a ghost of a chance in surviving.

• The Reckoning (2007)
  There is something immoral in Carper Falls, Maryland. Something beckoning the return of fire in the cold, and teeth to be seen even in the dark. Brenda Dajore. A young college woman is becoming obsessed with the occult. particulary vampires. Her father is an abusive man, who succumbs to dark antics, some of them bedroom related. A serial killer amidst the quiet town of Carper Falls is unleashing a horror among the parents. Several teenagers are found brutaly murdered. Across the street from Brenda's parent's home, quiet but friendly strangers move in. However the daughter of that family also becomes a victim to the vicious killer who leaves blood in the wake and hearts in darkness. But what this serial killer doesn't know is that the latest victim is a vampire's offspring. Now, revenge has become sweeter then blood and the reckoning will come true. Eric Enck, author of Tell Me Your Name and The Work brings you this nightmarish look at vampires told in a unique fashion. The Reckoning will leave you breathless checking your neck in the mirror and counting the pulse on your wrist.

• V (2006)

• The Work (2005)
  Orviston, Pennsylvania, is haunted… But that’s not the only thing wrong in the Keystone state. Several people are being killed. “Slaughtered” is what the officials are saying. And the rumors have it that a creature with an insatiable thirst for blood is committing these awful acts. Six friends who come to Orviston every year for a hunting trip are about to embark on a final journey; one that will show them what true friends are. They will learn that sharing a common bond sometimes means more than just having a past. One of the six friends works for the mafia, secretly and unknowingly. And now his best buddy’s son has become a mark for death. The only thing worse is that he must be killed for what he has done. But when Mike Delatano goes to finish him off one final night, he finds the mark’s tent empty… A terrifying struggle ensues. The remaining five men each face the legends of Orviston one by one. The work of the mafia and the work of the moon come together in this gut-wrenching struggle for survival… Because sometimes the work is hard and long…the work of evil… And the work of werewolves…

• Tell Me Your Name (2004)

Amazon Shorts

• Dead West
  Zombies in the old west? Is it possible? In Eric Enck's Amazon Short Dead West it's very possible. A lone gunfighter travels to a mysterious town to face off against a mysterious band of people who are ravaged by disease. This is a new and gory twist on the booming zombie genre.

• No Novocaine
  In between writing The Reckoning, a terrifying vampire/revenge novel, I decided to write this short story for all the folks who wanted more vampire "taste" so to speak. In a small town, just like your own, a popular dentist gets a visitor on a busy day, one that he will never forget. Something terrifying right out of the movies. Vampires may be immortal, but what do they do when they have problems with their teeth?

• The House of All Octobers
  During my stay at a haunted house in Ephrata Pennsylvania when I was younger, I was inspired to write this story, which is a paradox of the Amityville house segment. Some fiction, some fact, equally as brutal. It's also the story that inspired me to write the screenplay for DEVOTION, soon to be a major motion picture.

Non-fiction

Computer/Technical

• Successful Book Signing Tips by Eric Enck and Tamara Wilhite (2007, Kindle Edition)

• Writing Marketing Tips from Eric Enck and Tamara Wilhite (2007, Kindle Edition)

• Marketing Your Writing (Date?, PDF Edition) by Eric Enck and Tamara Wilhite