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Horror
Book twelve in The Horror Collection sits at over ninety-thousand words -- by far the heftiest book in the best-selling anthology series. As to be expected from our horror compilations -- expect the unexpected! This... See More
Horror
Kennedy has brought a wealth of quality anthologies to the horror genre over the years. It's no secret he has a taste for Christmas horror. This year he brings you another collection of dark Christmas tales from some of his... See More
Horror
There's no better way to celebrate the end of the year than with a seasonal mixtape with The Best of Indie Horror: Christmas Edition! Whether you love it or loathe it, Christmas brings out the best and worst in many people... See More
Horror
The bloodthirsty master of terror, Kevin J. Kennedy, once again brings insatiable horror readers a tremendous variety of original fiction from some of the best in the business. Thirteen is unlucky for some -- KJK Publishing... See More
Sometimes, Karma's a Bitch! Don't deny it. Your mind has dwelled for hours on the things you would do if your name was Karma. Malevolence towards those that wronged you festers and there is no relief -- until now. Plunge... See More
Horror
Be afraid. Be very afraid. That noise in the dead of night. The shadow that slips by almost unnoticed. The fear that pulverizes your sense of reasoning and pushes you deep down under seven layers of covers. There is no... See More
Thirty-nine terrifying stories that will keep you up all night and make you want to call in sick to work! This amazing collection contains all stories from Volumes 1-3 of If I Die Before I Wake: The Better Off Dead Series... See More
Literature & Fiction
Would you look into the Abyss? There are things never to be looked upon with human eyes. They crack the seams of sanity. When viewed, they expose the shallow depths of the human soul. Shades of the Abyss is such a book... See More
Psychological
Things aren't always what they seem... Books have always been Janney Fenton's best friend until she met Alice. Now the two are inseparable. Her mother doesn't approve -- though she's never approved of anything when it... See More
Bullies. Grifters. Scumbags. We have all been a victim of one of these villains. Harvested is a collection of comeuppance, of well deserved revenge, and seeing those who seem to get away with everything finally get their... See More
HorrorDeath chases us all. From the moment we come screaming into this world, one thing is certain--none of us will make it out alive. Skeletal frame shrouded in darkness, with scythe in bony hand, the Reaper's hollow gaze follows... See More
Horror
Destruction and Despair... Murder and Mayhem... Dead Girls and Dead Things... Join thirteen terrifying women as they bring their horrific tales to life, weaving words of woe and taking you on a journey filled with blood... See More
12 new twisted takes on urban legends. From local myths about saying a killer's name in the mirror three times - A ghostly apparition seeking a ride home - A family tradition that isn't all it's cracked up to be - Be careful... See More
Horror
Horror encapsulates the human condition perfectly. Every person -- alive or dead -- has been touched by it in one form or another. The tales within these pages span the gamut of horror, dipping in and out of its sub-genres... See More
Horror
Horror encapsulates the human condition perfectly. Every person -- alive or dead -- has been touched by it in one form or another. The tales within these pages span the gamut of horror, dipping in and out of its sub-genres... See More
Suspense
The smell of fall is right around the corner. With the end of camps, oppressive heat, and the threat of school looming, it's back to reality as summer comes to a close. And not all endings are happily ever-afters. Nineteen... See More
Put away your childish ideas of brooms and pointy hats, cackling hags and bubbling cauldrons. From the Ashes brings you 19 tales of olde, and new alike, about witches and autumn. Potions are brewing and hexes are flying... See More
Books of Horror Community Anthology volumes 1-3 (Four books in total) now in one complete omnibus. With well over 150 stories that span every nook and cranny of the horror genre-from first time authors, as well as... See More
Satan, The Father of Lies, Beelzebub, God's Fallen Angel. All these are names for the devil. We just call him Old Scratch. Within these pages comes fifteen tales about the fire and brimstone dwelling entity. The hero of... See More
They say that third time's a charm and for the third installment of the Books of Horror community Anthology, it's a fact. With well over seventy stories submitted, there was just too much content for a single book. Volume 3... See More
They say that third time's a charm and for the third installment of the Books of Horror community Anthology, it's a fact. With well over seventy stories submitted, there was just too much content for a single book. Volume 3... See More
Horror
The Books of Horror Community Anthology was conceptualized with the idea that anyone that had a story to tell, should be given a platform to do so. Volume one was issued with great success, and those voices were released... See More
A dark solstice drapes the land A tinge of terror in the light The fetid breath of monsters No longer confined to the night The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, but even the light can't keep away all that... See More
Psychological
When bigshot lawyer Brenton Wright's secretary falls suddenly ill, Jess Fuller is sent from a temp agency to fill in. After longtime employee, Hannah, shows Jess the ropes, they quickly ignite a friendship that runs deep... See More
What flavor is your nightmare? Forty-nine authors have come together to tell us theirs. Each story is unique in its horror but all should be read with the lights on and the shadows kept at bay, because some stories tend to... See More