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Horror fiction that delivers on its promise to scare, startle, frighten and unsettle. These stories are fake, but the shivers down your spine won't be.
Human Hangovers of Hauntings Past
I apologize to my readers for the latest delays. Between the suspense, my phone broke, and my images were unavailable for a few weeks, and I took up a job to obtain a few solutions. I am publishing this fourth installment to provide a reprieve from the long wait, and some content for perusing, before I can replace the phone and retrieve my saved images for usage, and thus continue my novel. It has been quite a month, but I do not want you to have to wait as long as the town's curse hath lasted until change flew in on the horizon.
By Kristyn Loritsch4 years ago in Horror
The Haunted Wedding Dress
“What a beautiful ring!” mother said as she examined the ruby engagement ring. Matt and I had been going out together since high school, and now, five years later, we decided to get married. It was no great surprise to my family or his and the two families went out for an “Engagement Meal”. Everyone was very happy.
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff4 years ago in Horror
Jeff the killer
Jeff, along with his family, moved to a new town. He had a brother named Homicidal Liu. They were both new to the area, so they thought it might take some time to adapt to the neighbourhood. They thought of being friendly with the neighbours, but they had no idea what was about to happen. The neighbours called Jeff’s family to attend a birthday party. Both the brothers were bullied at school. They were also bullied at the bus stop. Jeff got angry and hit one of the bullies.
By Narendran C4 years ago in Horror
The Revenant, Part 5
CHAPTER 4. THE REVENANT, PART II Henrie pulled the bloody cloak from around the brigand’s neck. Standing, he wrapped it around his shoulders and returned to the fire. He searched the ground for the discarded sword. He recognized it as the one that belonged to Morgan. It was a single-handed blade of good quality.
By Lonnie Colson4 years ago in Horror
The Revenant, Part 4
CHAPTER 4. THE REVENANT, PART I The sound of a twig snapping startled Henrie awake. How long was I out? He dared not move. He heard a faint moan off to his left followed by the sound of water trickling onto the ground. Slowly turning his head, Henrie could make out the silhouette of a man pissing against a tree.
By Lonnie Colson4 years ago in Horror
The Revenant, Part 1
In the summer of 1462, a veteran knight, fearful that his wife would succumb to the feverous disease that had afflicted her for weeks, prayed to the Blessed Virgin Mary, begging her to intercede and ask God to restore his wife to good health. In return, he swore that he would carry out a pilgrimage to the Lady Chapel in Glastonbury Abbey. When his wife soon recovered, honor compelled him to fulfill his holy vow.
By Lonnie Colson4 years ago in Horror
