Nightmares & Giveaways

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Nightmares & Giveaways
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GONE: A Psychological Thriller
by Sharon A. Mitchell
Knights of the Crescent, Knights of the Cross
by Troy Young
Echoes of Insanity
by R.A. Goli
Signed in Blood
by Hash Black
The Stolen Dagger
by Conor Bredin
Horrors Next Door
by Tom Coleman
The Haunting of Gawthorpe House (Sneak Preview)
by Jack Lewis
How to be a saint
by C R Dempsey
Chronicles of the Undead
by A. F. Stewart
It Lurks in the Woods
by Jeff Ducker
The Plague Walker
by Michael Angel
Hatch
by Elizabeth Rekab
Survive the End
by Derek Shupert
The Curse of Braddock Mansion (excerpt)
by Augustine Pierce
Night Terrors
by Dan Soule
Midnight Caller
by Ryan Hunt
Secrets That Kill
by Lianne Willowmoon
Worse Than Death
by Chris Lowry
Five Maidens on the Pentagram
by J. Manfred Weichsel
The Mirror
by Hash Black
THE HUSBAND OF THE SIREN
by Kumar Kinshuk
Argonautika
by Diane Etheridge
Origin
by Sam Fires
Hide All Night
by Tim Kizer

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