"At once I became disappointed at the frugality of the shop until my eyes fell upon the face of the clerk across the room. The woman's severed head, like a balloon, floated above her neck and was attached to her body by throbbing strings of veins and arteries. She smiled widely at me, her almost-detached head bobbing to invisible currents of air. "Most peculiar," she purred, gaze fixated on me. "Most peculiar indeed. What is it that you seek, traveler?"" -- A collection of original short stories inspired by folklore and superstitions, legends and myth, for admirers of all that is paranormal.

The nurses say the creatures that roam the halls of the ward aren't real, that it's all in my head. The meds should fix me, so why am I seeing more of those monsters lately? And what if--just what if--they're more than figments of my imagination? Copyright 2016 by L.L. Sanders

[Short Story/Historical Horror] He is a young and beautiful aristocrat who has snatched the hearts of hundreds with his playing. Nobody knows anything about him except for the one night every year, October 31st, that the cellist performs a recital of ghostly melodies that bewitch the soul. Far more disturbing about this eerily charming and silent recluse is that his cello plays with no strings... • Featured in the "Sharing Nightmares" Anthology • Featured in @Fright Bites

"Ladies and Gentlemen! I present you the fantastic thrills of the Alice Rabbits! Please, enjoy yourselves, as you watch Rosie GQ massacre her master's enemy! I wonder if Samuel Wells will be able to step into his father's shoes? What's that Samuel? Hand over baby Finnigan? But the boy is already mine! Come, try to take him from my hands. If you can get past my Alice Rabbit, Rosie GQ." Credit for cover goes to @soundthealarm! If you enjoy this cover, then go check out their profile!

Mary might be everything that Andy has been looking for: bright, sexy, interesting, and very keen on him. Not usually having much luck with the ladies, Andy might rightly be cautious about this flirtatious young girl who thinks they were fated to meet-especially when things start to take a darker turn, as he gets to know Mary more. * Second Place winner of the Blue Rose Awards Horror category * "Oh man. Creeptastic. I really liked this story. Good pacing. Loved it!" - @tamoja This short story was a part of a horror anthology by Solstice Publishing, called Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Vol. 4. US: https://www.amazon.com/Now-Lay-Down-Sleep-Vol-ebook/dp/B01M7URA5Z UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Now-Lay-Down-Sleep-Vol-ebook/dp/B01M7URA5Z It can also be purchased as a standalone book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M9IJJM2

Under an insurmountable attack from the monsters he has fought all his life, Tommy documents his close calls, victories, triumphs and tragedies. The unseen threats of All the Monsters We Cannot See are here and they are waiting for us. It may be too late for Tommy, but reading what he believes is his last will and testament might just save us from All The Monsters We Cannot See.

Life's hard being a male tooth fairy. And for Harold, it gets a lot harder when Death herself comes to tell him time's up. The silver-tongued sylph manages to cut a deal for more years, at the cost of playing a dangerous game. But with the help of a famous witch, a mythical Highlands monster, and a few others, Harold may just get his extension. And if he happens to succeed, he'll add a pair of infamous fangs to his collection. The ones belonging to Vlad Dracul.