On Halloween night, a Wattpad fanfic writer receives a mysterious message in her inbox: WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T READ THIS... She should've listened.

Can death really be a choice? In this short horror story, the future of human life lies in the hands of NOVA, a drug that makes human's live longer healthy lives. But, what happens to the ones who are not eligible for the NOVA boost? (TNT Horror Contest)

Let it sink in. It's 1999. Marsh has a loathsome view. He's placed himself in one hell of a situation that was just, classic him. In walks a seemingly deceptive journalist to hear his story. What ensues after their first meeting was incomprehensible and unsolved. So, a young boy sees something that is etched into his subconscious. A decade later, a teen checks himself into a clinic. A year after, he disappears. And, a journalist interested in the obscure. A focused but obsessive girl searching for her equal when a killer opportunity arises. But, a man made of haughty malice. He had obsessively needed Marsh. A need to know, to see everything. The Doctor will see that you get well even if you don't. A TNT Horror Contest Top 100 Finalist, this story will have you checking the dark corners of your room as well as your mind. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ All rights reserved. Copyright credited to the author who's not above hunting down those who are so inclined to thievery.💫

At dusk, on the edge of the yellow fields, past the far reach of the dusty road, a young couple's car breaks down. Lucky for them, the family is awaiting visitors.

A house isn't a home without books. A house isn't a home without family. Can you have both a family and a huge library at the same time? Can inanimate objects be injected with the lives they overtake?

The Cartwright clan has worked the farm for almost a century. On the surface, they are prosperous pillars of the community. But once a generation, a wicked harvest must be reaped, to ensure that the family never falls. The appointed time for Joshua Cartwright's offspring approaches. He has to remind himself that we all must suffer, so that we do not take our blessings for granted. Reviews for Birthright: @Finnyh "Birthright's uniqueness, quality, and authenticity are what set it apart. A piece to indulge every fan of horror, historical fiction, and Southern Gothic themes. Ian delivers a compelling story about a family curse through the ages, all the while keeping up a sinister tone and the 'feel' of a different time and place. Ian's Deep South horrors will never fail to entrance and haunt me." @rosaimee "Ambience and tone are incredibly well weaved, in that it's both terrifying and beautiful. With each chapter it grows in complexity, and a solid backdrop enriches the plot." @LynnS13 "Birthright goes to the heart of Southern Gothic. It understands that pace is all when it comes to this special breed of horror. It doesn't boil over or spill; it simmers and goes skin deep."

At a remote, pig farm deep in the Northern wilderness of Maine, Arkin O'Brien's blindfold comes off and he comes face-to-face with his captor. A man who looks normal. A man who calls himself a "brother." A man who has done this five times before. The other boys were never heard from again, but Arkin won't go down easy. That's when he must decide just how far he'll go in order to survive. TOP 100 IN #TNTHORRORCONTEST

A man visits a physician to have a cyst removed, but the offending growth turns out to be more than just a lump of rogue tissue.

Families come in every flavor, some just leave a bitter taste in your mouth. Thank you @Gabriel_Pope for the amazing cover!!