Wishes Gone Awry by M. Ainihi is a collection of short horror and dark fantasy stories. It focuses on people who wanted something, but their efforts in obtaining their desires ended in tragedy. In the first tale, Jimmy, a young man promised a share of...

In What Digs Itself Free by Stoney Brooks, Zap Rogers and his crew made a name for themselves with a highly successful ghost-hunting show, but it began to lose popularity as the market conditions changed among their younger audiences. Struggling to regain popularity, Zap upgrades...

Willow Rose by M. Kevin Hayden follows Alder, a debt-ridden and troubled emergency physician on the verge of burnout. In the backdrop, a strange comet, Comet Goodwin, throws the world into an unexpected twist of events. That night, Alder drives home after an exhausting shift...

In Adam Wilson's Whispers of the Unseen Watcher, twelve friends are packed into a rental van as they journey to a cabin nestled in the woods. With graduation just weeks away, this trip marked their last escape before facing various deadlines. Having been friends since...

Why Did God Make The Tree? by Tammy Gregg covers the very sensitive subject of mental health, institutional power, and the doctors who wielded power indiscriminately. It is a murder mystery, detective story, and a romance all in one. The book starts with Samantha Perez,...

In Billy Joe Watkins' thriller, While Others Sleep, Tom Parson's mundane life is shattered when he discovers 'The Sleep'—inexplicable periods where time stops, the world pauses, people are suspended in mid-action, and an unsettling silence prevails. Tom realizes that he is awake. His body is...

Cassondra Windwalker’s What Hides In The Cupboards follows a couple ready for a fresh start following an unpleasant tragedy. Moving to an isolated lovely house in the desert of New Mexico is meant to help Hesper Dunn deal with the ghosts she carries, the injuries...

In Within the Haunt of the Unseelie Court, R.C. Davis crafts a chilling and fantastical tale set in 1935, following Janey Carter as she returns to her hometown of Gowan, Massachusetts, after two years away at a teacher’s college. However, Gowan has changed significantly in...

Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark is a slow-burn horror novel that gradually becomes a riveting and eerie tale of revenge, folklore, and survival. The story starts at a measured pace, immersing readers in the bleak, oppressive atmosphere of the 1930s Southern Appalachian...

Welcome to The Inferno by Daniel Parme is a captivating tale that follows an exhausted bartender who unwittingly steps into the chaotic underworld of a gourmet hell. Each dining room in this special hell represents a deadly sin personified by tormenting patrons and bizarre celebrity...