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The devilish girls of Sigma Tau Nu There's simply nothing they wouldn't do- 1958: Sandra Delites is packed off to college in Connecticut after an 'incident' with another girl. Her father thinks a small town university will be just the thing to straighten her out, only he hasn't reckoned on the sisters of Sigma Tau Nu. Not just any sorority, their rites are bloody and the girls are hot - but not for the boys! President Trixie Faust sees a lot of potential in the newest pledge and Sandra is eager to learn: the thrill of the kill is just the beginning for these college girls gone wild. Halloween will be extra scary this year. Forget black cats, you don't want one of these sisters to cross your path. "Dark humour, the occult, loss of innocence and sex... Wynd has well developed, intelligent and believable characters. The flow of the story is perfectly paced which made all the action and tension so much more effective. The novella is not for the faint of heart.... A thumping good read. Top marks here, Wynd is a talent I'd love to read more from." - Darren Sant (author of The Bank Manager and the Bum and Tales from the Longcroft) "A refreshing change... For those more learned than me there are plenty of literary and occult references in this story. Sometimes when I read a book I find a single line sums it up perfectly. The poets often claimed that death wore a mask, but they never said it wore a sorority pin. Not yet anyway." -Tony Lane More praise for Graham Wynd: 'Extricate blends forbidden passion and noir so seamlessly, it's remarkable. Wynd has a very strong voice, and the prose just floats you through the story. I'm always looking for great stories that come from great writing, and Graham Wynd is someone I'm going to look out for in the future.' -Liam Sweeny, author of Dead Man's Switch 'A twisty-turny noir tale of dishonor amongst thieves that is skewered with hot lust and cold blooded murder.' -Paul D. Brazill, author of Guns Of Brixton and A Case of Noir 'Crime m