Scare Street

Ron Ripley

Charles Welch

Peter Cronsberry

William Sterling

Bryan Clark

Warren Benedetto

Justin Boote

C. M. Saunders

Kyle Winkler

Susan E. Rogers

Andrey Pissantchev

Shell St. James

Zach Friday

Prepare for a lethal dose of terror… A young boy’s art takes a sinister turn when the monstrous creature from his drawings reaches into the real world. The clues to a fiendishly clever crossword puzzle predict a series of tragedies for a witch’s nosy neighbors. And a creepy old doll brings pain and misfortune to a woman struggling to cope with her mother’s illness… As you’re about to go under the knife, Scare Street’s latest collection of supernatural horror is the morphine you need. This new volume holds thirteen tales of bone-chilling terror. More than enough to send a shock though your system. Goosebumps, nightmares, shivers running down your spine… The physiological symptoms of fear infest your body. Just relax as your demonic nurse tightens the straps on the operating table. The doctor is in, and he’s ready to begin the operation. All you need is a good old-fashioned scream—and this just so happens to be this sinister surgeon’s specialty. So, shall we begin? This is going to hurt a little. Or a lot… This volume contains the following: 1. Cross Words by Peter Cronsberry 2. Hybrid by Justin Boote 3. Pipe Dreams by William Sterling 4. “For My Next Trick...” by Bryan Clark 5. Blood Debt by Susan E. Rogers 6. Smudge the Head by Kyle Winkler 7. See Me by Charles Welch 8. Half Larva, Will Travel by Andrey Pissantchev 9. Just We Two by Shell St. James 10. Caustic Whispers by Zach Friday 11. Roach by C. M. Saunders 12. Unarmed by Warren Benedetto 13. Gwen Speaks by Ron Ripley

Short Horror Stories Anthology

Night Terrors Vol. 12

Five year old Heath Barnes just wants to go home, but the worst blizzard in Georgia's history seems to have other plans. Forced to seek shelter in a suspicious old farmhouse, the Barnes family feels blessed to have found a safe place to ride out their snow-covered nightmare. But the other guests in the farm house may not be who they seem, and the pale, bloody girl who has appeared floating through the snow outside surely seems to be a harbinger of bad news. As the blizzard picks up outside, so too does the storm inside...

Through Frozen Veins

William Sterling

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