A. I. Nasser

Ron Ripley

David Longhorn

Eric Whittle

10 terrifying horror stories that will make you leave the lights on. Read if you dare! This horror short story collection contains: 1.Going for a Walk 2.The Doctor's Questions 3.Urbex 4.Museum Quality 5.Tell Me Your Name 6.His Neighbor's Garden 7.The Sin Eater 8.Kimberly 9.Scarecrow 10.Graveyard Shift

Horror Stories

"Please ... let me die." A rare journal is found that may lead to the source of insanity, death, and Fiends that have plagued Elton for over a century. With each turned page, Sebastian Blakely and Cathy Stolt discover the town's shocking history; the physical embodiments of torture and dismay were originally trapped in the Coffer. But when these sinister forces escaped they tortured and wreaked havoc upon unsuspecting victims. As Blakely and Stolt read the macabre accounts of the author, they witness his torture, distrust, and splitting mind. They learn that the author lived through the horrid things from Sebastian's nightmares in his own waking world. Armed with knowledge from the rare journal, Blakely and Stolt race against time to save the town of Elton. But there's just one problem. They need to find the bridge between mind and reality.

Coffer

Six months after being forced to sit and watch a man murder his own mother, Carol Schaeffer pays regular visits to a therapist's office. Any progress she may have made there is erased when a creature claws its way into her mind and gives her both a gift and a choice; either she admits loved ones to their own personal hell, or else be admitted to her own. Some call the creature Fiend, while others call it Mania. When another person is given a similar gift, the line between the two choices becomes blurred. The attempts of Officers Harris and Morell to pinpoint the cause of the spreading mental torment brings all those involved to a single room at Mountain View Hospital. The Officers are glad to be aided in their cause by Cathy, the Librarian, who seems to know more about the eerily vacant hospital than she lets on. With each step closer to being rid of the Fiends, traumatic memories become nearer to reality. The ones suffering begin to wish for death, but it only seems to be granted to those who never asked for it. A cruel lesson taught by the creature attached to Carol; a hideous miscreation which wants to spread what its name suggests, Mania.

Eric Whittle

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