Way Past Deadtime

Way Past Deadtime - Paperback

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Way Past Deadtime

Way Past Deadtime - Paperback

by Scott Craven
$23.74
Sale price  $23.74 Regular price 

Book Overview

by Scott Craven (Author)

The monsters of Upton Arms are finally out of the coffin-literally-but the world isn't quite ready to roll out the welcome mat.

In this laugh-out-loud sequel to Upton Arms: A Retirement Home for Supernaturals, Vlad and his ragtag community of vampires, werewolves, zombies, and other aging oddities are navigating daylight, suspicious neighbors, and the many humiliations of modern living.

Just as the residents begin adjusting to life in the sun, a dangerous enemy resurfaces with a plan to erase the supernatural population for good. With trust in short supply and danger closing in, the residents of Upton Arms must band together with fellow outcasts to survive.

Their strategy? Bickering. Bonding. And occasionally biting someone who deserves it.

Welcome back to Upton Arms, where immortality is complicated, community is everything, and retirement is a full-time supernatural adventure.

Perfect for fans of cozy paranormals, humorous urban fantasy, found family stories, aging immortals, and monster-filled comedy with heart.

Paperback includes: a custom designed fore-edge printed page edge and custom chapter headings.

Number of Pages: 370
Dimensions: 0.77 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: October 06, 2026
ISBN9781648985935
Author Scott Craven
PublisherCity Owl Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedOctober 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages370
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Scott Craven

Scott Craven is a features writer for The Arizona Republic, where he loves to tell the stories of others. You can see his work at www.azcentral.com. He's also a big fan of zombie films, hooked from the moment he saw a young girl chewing on a limb in "Night of the Living Dead." Like the protagonist in "Dead Jed," Scott suffered through his own middle-school horrors at the hands of bullies. Since he could never remove his right arm and beat his enemies over the head with it, he invented a character who could. The book is part catharsis and part revenge, but mostly a lot of fun to write.

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