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Forest Through the Trees is a gripping collection of Edward Gough’s most thrilling and mysterious stories, gathered in one complete volume. From psychological suspense to supernatural encounters, this anthology showcases the early works that defined his unique storytelling style. Inside, you’ll face choices that blur the lines between right and wrong, venture into haunted forests where reality bends, and explore the human psyche's darkest corners. Each story pulls you deeper into a world of tension, mystery, and unexpected twists, leaving you questioning what lies beyond the surface.

The first installment of the Stories of the Undead Series offers an innovative, unique perspective on survival horror. Let the massacre begin. Stories such as Residential Home for Coma Patients tell the chilling tale through a letter detailing the events that followed the initial outbreak. Will Phillip wake from his coma? Or will the undead devour every morsel from his body as he sleeps? In The Cabin, love and resilience are tested when a Sick enters Tom and Patty’s vacation cabin. The Emergency Broadcast System crackles to life for the first time.

Winds of Change (and a whisper) is a collection of 20 short stories by Edward P.G.Field. The collection begins with a few tales, some satirical, responding to winds of change blowing through North America. Satire is not always amusing; but whether we laugh or wince, hopefully there is fresh perspective—a gentle whisper.

Richard Barham Middleton was born on the 28th October 1882 in Staines, Middlesex. His education was primarily at Cranbrook School in Kent before he began work as a clerk, in 1901, at the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation in London. Middleton moved into rooms in Blackfriars and joined the New Bohemians club where his literary contacts grew. As an author he is most remembered for his short ghost stories.

One obnoxious English teacher. Twelve tales of his death. Norton Edwards, English department head, is the reigning despot in Canterbury High. This year, his colleagues have had enough. This year, they're getting rid of Mr. Edwards. In this collection of darkly tongue-in-cheek stories, Mr. Edwards dies, tale after tale.

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Sandra Edwards presents Holiday Romance - the first book in a brand new series - where Lucky Stephens' past comes back to haunt her...and just in time for Christmas! Join Sandra on this fun-filled journey into the charming world of Joseph's Point, a fictional town set on Washington State's Olympic peninsula along the Puget Sound.

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Sandra Edwards presents the final two books in her popular Sapphire Bay Romance series. In Holiday Bride, Holly Sanders is in Hawaii to attend the wedding of her best friend, but can she resist the best man - her ex, who she hasn't seen in five years? In Holiday Magic, at Sapphire Bay's New Year's Eve party, Jayne Garwood and Cord Duncan tempt fate after deciding there might be something between them.

When a mysterious, Halloween-themed attraction comes to the town of Bay's End, everyone is dying to pay a visit in Edward Lorn's The Scare Rows, a short-story selection from Bad Apples: Five Slices of Halloween Horror.

A down-hearted woman gets a magical candy bar from a sidewalk Santa that transports her into an alternate reality in this enchanting tale of lost love and second chances from author Sandra Edwards.

RosaLee's fondest wish is to return to the place where she fell in love for the first time - 50 years ago. With her granddaughter, Rose, in tow, RosaLee is dismayed to find that things have changed on the island of Oahu. Now, there's a swanky resort along the once-deserted beach where she and Nick used to have their rendezvous.

"The Luck", a short story.

After unexpectedly coming home to find a “Dear John” letter from his girlfriend, Daniel feels the calling for a fresh start—packing all his belongings in the car and taking a road trip out west hoping to rediscover what is essential to life. When his car breaks down in the mountains of Wyoming, he walks for several miles in search of assistance. After stopping at the first home he passes, he meets an old hunting guide and dog trainer named Kurt, who generously welcomes him in and offers to let him stay until the mechanic shop reopens after the weekend.

Tinkering is about a writer who tinkers around with his perception of people and reality.

The hospital's spotless halls took on an eerie quality during the night shift. The overhead lights flickered sporadically, casting long, unsettling shadows. The persistent scent of antiseptic lingered in the air. The silence was punctuated by the occasional hum of medical machinery and the distant, echoing footsteps of the night staff. Every creak of the floor and soft rustle seemed amplified, creating an unsettling symphony of sounds. Whispers, barely audible, floated through the corridors, adding to the feeling of being watched by unseen eyes.