John Gamester
Fantasy - Horror - Science Fiction
John Gamester grew up in San Diego, CA, and earned his Bachelor of Architecture in college. He loves figuring out how things are put together, which is reflected in both his professional and personal interests. In 2009, he met his wife, Tammy, and they now live together in Tempe, AZ.
Writing and drawing serve as creative outlets for John, helping him relieve stress and express his ideas. His fascination with fantastic tales began in his youth, fueled by his love of fantasy, horror, science fiction, and comics. These genres, with their themes of the unknown, strange locales, and monstrous creatures, have significantly influenced his storytelling.
Some of John’s inspirations:
Stephen King
J.R.R. Tolkien
Robert Aspirin
Margaret Atwood
Reviews
“I was entertained by this, it got me interested right
From the start . I wish that there was more, it is a good read.”
Amazon customer review
In John Gamester's "Six Days," Sara and her daughters seek solace in the picturesque town of Mountain View after a tragic loss. However, their hopes for a peaceful new life are shattered by inexplicable and malevolent forces that threaten their very souls.
What unfolds is a relentless battle against a demonic presence that grows stronger with each passing day. As the community rallies to help, Sara's determination to protect her family becomes a gripping tale of resilience amidst escalating terror.
Gamester's narrative skillfully blends the natural beauty of Mountain View with an unnerving atmosphere, creating a palpable sense of dread. Through compelling characters and intense confrontations, "Six Days" explores themes of grief, redemption, and the blurred lines between reality and the supernatural.
For fans of supernatural thrillers and psychological suspense, "Six Days" delivers a haunting journey into darkness that will leave readers questioning the limits of human resilience and the nature of evil.
Amazon customer review for Six Days
The Hunter by John Gamester is a gripping thriller that follows Jack on a relentless manhunt for a cunning killer. The fast-paced plot, filled with twists and turns, keeps readers on edge. Jack's character is well-developed, adding depth to the story, while the antagonist, "The Hunter," is chillingly portrayed.
Gamester's crisp writing style vividly brings the urban setting to life, and the climactic showdown is thrilling and satisfying.
The Hunter is a masterful blend of the supernatural and psychological suspense, making it a must-read for thriller fans.
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