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“Arsenault's first novel is hot-blooded dark prose of the first order. Forgotten Souls will take you to a place where—finally—pitch black can't possibly get any darker.”

         Charlee Jacob, author of Haunter, Dread in the Beast, and Vestal

“Forgotten Souls is the quest of a librarian and a teenager on a daring battle to free spirits from the clutches of hell.  Arsenault's engaging prose weaves a tapestry of intrigue, mystery and melancholy from the time his main characters meet until the final climatic moments of their grand adventure.” 

                        Sephera Giron, author of Borrowed Flesh

 "Forgotten Souls is a journey through the human condition - love and hate, darkness and light, damnation and redemption.  A gripping read from the start, and one that will make you remember your own forgotten souls.  Highly recommended!"

      Brian Knight, author of Feral, Broken Angel, and Hacks.  

"… a spine-tingling tale of Forgotten Souls who refuse to rest in peace and an unlikely couple from Durbin, Maine who must remember in order to bring harmony back to the world...if they manage to survive the terror! You'll not soon forget this story or T. G.
Arsenault!"

T. M. Gray, Maine author of Ghosts of Eden , Mr. Crisper and The Ravenous

“T.G. Arsenault writes this delightfully frightening tale with the flavor of a Stephen King, the atmosphere of a Dean Koontz and the terrorizing plot of a Bentley Little.  It is a safe prediction that Mr. Arsenault will be the new star in the horror galaxy.”

                        Harriet Klausner

 “[The] imagination and emotional resonance is undeniable...a compelling read!”

 Horrorworld

 “As a debut novel, the tale is a good one with a unique theme.  T.G. Arsenault is definitely an author to watch.”

Romance Reviews Today

“His writing is fierce, creepy, and at times, downright gritty.  But that’s what makes Forgotten Souls such a good horror novel; it seems so real.  A truly great novel makes the reader emote, whether it’s with each turn of the page or after the book has been set down.  A tale that can cause me to think back about its characters and themes a week after reading is one that accomplished a purpose.  It led me on an adventurous journey, and …  I’m still getting over it.  Arsenault has made a strong entry into the world of fiction, and I’m eagerly awaiting his next read.”

Fantasy Book Spot  

“Arsenault has a gift for description…genuine moments of fright…enough to give most readers a bad case of the chills.”

The Horror Channel