Revenge is a meal best served in a casserole dish "... an unsettling story that goes from appetizing to nauseating as the narrative plunges from dark fantasy straight into horror, where familiar ingredients bring unexpected results." - - - Publishers Weekly "Brad Carter's (dis)Comfort Food serves up a tasty mix of mayhem, murder and magic in Middle America. You'll never look at Church Ladies and casseroles the same way again."- - - Nancy A. Collins, author of SUNGLASSES AFTER DARK & the GOLGOTHAM series "Start with a saucy dash of classic horror. Add some cheese and a bit of home cooked black comedy. You'll eat this book right up." - - - Jeyn Roberts, bestselling author of DARK INSIDE & RAGE WITHIN Meet Rosie Kirkland, a quiet homemaker with a magical talent for murder. Rosie is just going through the motions, leading an average quiet life. However, that normal life is thrown into a tailspin when Rosie’s husband succumbs to a terminal illness. A mysterious friend named Vera Caldwell shows up on the doorstep, offering food, comfort, and an introduction to a world Rosie once thought impossible. Suddenly, nothing is what it seems to be. The marriage she thought to be a happy union is revealed to be one full of dark secrets. The little old ladies down the street are unmasked as a clandestine cabal with origins as old as civilization itself. The simple act of cooking becomes an act of vengeance. And Rosie’s own identity begins to unravel as she finds herself at the center of the ongoing history of witchcraft in Middle America.