The game is called paranoia. Everyone gets a name. The object of the game is to 'kill' that person. This time, the game was taken too far. And now, someone has to die.

Jonathan Hill is home alone on a stormy night, babysitting his baby sister who won't stop crying. When he finds her room door oddly locked, it's only the beginning to a horror filled night.

A man awakens in a secluded cabin to find he's being watched through his window by a shape...a shape with obsidian eyes. What's watching him, and why? This two-time award-winning story by "Pilate's Cross" author J. Alexander Greenwood is a study in isolation, the bonds between parent and child and the horror that lives on every street.

Harmony is just your average girl: kind, friendly, a B- student, and did I forget to mention a witch? Well, at least that's what she thought she was, until her sixteenth birthday. Now, she's not too sure. Many people hold pieces to this puzzle, the biggest being herself. Are these weird visions just her wild imagination or memories from someone else? As she tries to figure out who she is, she's also faced with the affection of one of her closest friends. Does she return it? And what about the new kid who feels so familiar to her?