Kevin Johnson grew up reading Goosebumps and roaming the horror aisles of the nearest Blockbuster Video. He studied Creative Writing at Florida State University and currently lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with his wife and a rambunctious long-haired miniature dachshund named Pepper. ‘Twas The Night is his debut novel.

"A sucker punch of a first novel, a breakneck journey into comedy-horror gold...Whiplash plot changes, appropriately nauseating levels of gore, mouthwatering descriptions of baked goods, and undeniable humor delivered with excellent timing make this book a true pleasure to read." — Library Journal"Unexpected, engrossing, and ringing with a truly demented sense of wit, 'Twas the Night is the gleefully unhinged tale of holiday horror you've been waiting for. Kevin Johnson suffocates his readers in a perfectly crafted snowstorm of unflinching terror, of Yuletide fright." — Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke"Kevin Johnson has concocted a perfect blend of folk horror and fun, a yuletide Midsommar drenched in eggnog and blood. I pray we all end up on Santa's naughty list this year, because 'Twas the Night should definitely become an annual Christmas-reading tradition." — Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes"Great fun on every page. Johnson turns a cozy tableau--a snow-blanketed village, a roaring fire, warm cookies--on its head and delivers a sinister, action-packed folk horror. ‘Twas the Night comes with a nightmarish monster and characters you'll want to throw yourself in harm's way to protect." — Nicky Gonzalez, author of Mayra

Kevin Johnson grew up reading Goosebumps and roaming the horror aisles of the nearest Blockbuster Video. He studied Creative Writing at Florida State University and currently lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with his wife and a rambunctious long-haired miniature dachshund named Pepper. ‘Twas The Night is his debut novel.

"A sucker punch of a first novel, a breakneck journey into comedy-horror gold...Whiplash plot changes, appropriately nauseating levels of gore, mouthwatering descriptions of baked goods, and undeniable humor delivered with excellent timing make this book a true pleasure to read." — Library Journal"Unexpected, engrossing, and ringing with a truly demented sense of wit, 'Twas the Night is the gleefully unhinged tale of holiday horror you've been waiting for. Kevin Johnson suffocates his readers in a perfectly crafted snowstorm of unflinching terror, of Yuletide fright." — Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke"Kevin Johnson has concocted a perfect blend of folk horror and fun, a yuletide Midsommar drenched in eggnog and blood. I pray we all end up on Santa's naughty list this year, because 'Twas the Night should definitely become an annual Christmas-reading tradition." — Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes"Great fun on every page. Johnson turns a cozy tableau--a snow-blanketed village, a roaring fire, warm cookies--on its head and delivers a sinister, action-packed folk horror. ‘Twas the Night comes with a nightmarish monster and characters you'll want to throw yourself in harm's way to protect." — Nicky Gonzalez, author of Mayra

Kevin Johnson grew up reading Goosebumps and roaming the horror aisles of the nearest Blockbuster Video. He studied Creative Writing at Florida State University and currently lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with his wife and a rambunctious long-haired miniature dachshund named Pepper. ‘Twas The Night is his debut novel.

"A sucker punch of a first novel, a breakneck journey into comedy-horror gold...Whiplash plot changes, appropriately nauseating levels of gore, mouthwatering descriptions of baked goods, and undeniable humor delivered with excellent timing make this book a true pleasure to read." — Library Journal"Unexpected, engrossing, and ringing with a truly demented sense of wit, 'Twas the Night is the gleefully unhinged tale of holiday horror you've been waiting for. Kevin Johnson suffocates his readers in a perfectly crafted snowstorm of unflinching terror, of Yuletide fright." — Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke"Kevin Johnson has concocted a perfect blend of folk horror and fun, a yuletide Midsommar drenched in eggnog and blood. I pray we all end up on Santa's naughty list this year, because 'Twas the Night should definitely become an annual Christmas-reading tradition." — Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes"Great fun on every page. Johnson turns a cozy tableau--a snow-blanketed village, a roaring fire, warm cookies--on its head and delivers a sinister, action-packed folk horror. ‘Twas the Night comes with a nightmarish monster and characters you'll want to throw yourself in harm's way to protect." — Nicky Gonzalez, author of Mayra