David Jack Bell

How to Get a Signed Book

If you want to purchase a signed copy of THE GIRL IN THE WOODS or THE CONDEMNED, or if you want a copy you already purchased to be signed, I would be happy to oblige. Please contact me at David Jack Bell at info@davidjackbell.com for information.

Praise for
The Condemned:

“David Jack Bell's THE CONDEMNED reads like a head-on collision between Dashiell Hammett and early Stephen King, with a touch of Robert Bloch's sly dark humor thrown in for good measure -- but its voice is very much its own, and the mounting sense of dread is undeniably palpable. This one will have you sweating during its final 50 pages, and your hands shaking as you turn those pages. Lean, mean, and ultimately quite moving, THE CONDEMNED is a rock-solid read."

—Gary Braunbeck, Bram Stoker- and International Horror Guild Award-winning author of Prodigal Blues, Mr. Hands, and Coffin County
Praise for
The Condemned:

“David Jack Bell is the real deal, a true storyteller with a style as compelling as a news bulletin. You just keep turning the pages.”

—Ed Gorman,  Author of Different Kinds of Dead
Praise for
The Girl in the Woods:

"THE GIRL IN THE WOODS begins with all the terrible inevitability of a nightmare, and from those first words the reader is trapped, rapturously, desperately. Ruined lives litter this landscape. Lethal secrets lurk. David Jack Bell’s writing proves hypnotic, seductive, until a quiet sense of dread grows almost unbearable. With passionate intelligence, sensitivity and craft, Bell draws you in … and doesn’t let you go."

—Robert Dunbar,  author of The Pines and The Shore
Praise for
The Condemned:

“David Jack Bell writes with freshness and immediacy, and I look forward to following his bright arc across the horror heavens.”

—Scott Nicholson,  Author of The Red Church
Praise for
The Girl in the Woods:

"Just beneath the normal, lurk madness and waiting wickedness in David Jack Bell's THE GIRL IN THE WOODS. Because of the author's precise rendering of the mundane world--the one where we usually dwell, folks--its day to day fears and challenges and mysteries, the horror the novel reveals really does horrify. Bell gives us a world that's as real as an assisted living senior center or a police department's missing person report: we understand, we identify, we are there ... And then Normal vanishes and Terror hits. With neither zombie nor vampire nor next month’s frightful flavor, David Jack Bell gives us the genuine article: a horror novel."

—Mort Castle, author of MOON ON THE WATER