A girl who thinks she's sane...A former officer bent on revenge...and lots of death, because isn't blood on snow beautiful?

"The most frightening story I have ever read", "Terrifying", "I never want to sleep alone again", "The first time I have read a story which has made my heart race", "Brilliantly written", "Honestly the most gripping story I've read in a long time, from the very first line to the very last. I think everyone that read this can say this is in their list of worst fears.", "This was utterly brilliant. Terrifying and compelling all the way through.", "You made me want to burn my bed and run". - Reddit Users An account of the most horrifying experience I have ever had. I was a child at the time, but only now do I feel safe enough to even speak of what occurred, during the night, at bedtime. In the darkness something lurked. God help me if it was all real.

In the town of Ettrick, children are vanishing without a trace. All eyes turn to the stranger living in the surrounding woods. A man who shuns all human contact and whose appearance terrifies all who look upon him.

An elaborate version of how I used to scare myself as a little kid. Admittedly, it's rather long, but I'm very proud of it. You can make stories based off of it, but please ask me first. Thanks!

An aspiring writer receives a number of sinister emails which seem to predict tragic and horrific events. Racked by the guilt of being unable to interpret them in time to avert each tragedy, he sets out to do the only thing that he can: Find out who, or what, is sending them.

"Genuinely heartbreaking and frightening at the same time, a must read!", "I have never read a ghost story which affected me so deeply", "Well, no sleep for me tonight then", "Really moving, but when the frights kicked in it left me shaken. A terrific read.", "Truly frightening in a subtle, ominous way. It's rare that a horror story provokes emotion, but I was in tears by the end!" - Facebook, Wattpad, and Reddit users. Walking through the lonely cobbled streets of Edinburgh, a man reminisces about his first and only love; her life, and the horrific events which surrounded her death. Haunted by those memories, he frequents an old graveyard on the outskirts of the city, but has her spirit lingered on?

Frederick loves his garden, almost as much as he loves killing. But when he brutally kills someone on his doorstep, he and his precious garden get more than he bargained for.

A maintenance crew assigned to repair the foundations of an old museum in Amsterdam claim there is something in one of the tunnels below. Such superstitious nonsense! One brave worker decides to enter the tunnel, to show everyone that there is nothing in the dark... is there?

Change is something Henry hates, he protects his routine obsessively, with his compulsive behaviour being only eclipsed by his very own blandness. Today will change all that, because the untimely and gruesome death of a stranger is about to make Henry a very interesting man indeed, should he live to tell the tale…

The twists and turns will keep your spine nicely chilled until the very end. Following the death of her mother 11-year-old Tamicka Moon and her father move from Canada to Eastlake in England, where they both struggle to come to terms with their grief. Jack Moon becomes engrossed in writing about Munford House, the estate where they are staying, while Tamicka is left to explore the house that no-one in Eastlake, save the housekeeper, Mrs Hughes, will go near. Why is everyone so afraid of the old house, and who is the spirit that offers to make everything better for Tamicka - friend or something else? When Tamicka befriends a local girl, Penny, the spirit warns her she can't be trusted, and that seems to be true when Penny's friends play a cruel trick on her; but is the spirit telling her the whole truth? And what is the dark secret of Munford House?