Yahorror Stories

Emily Carter has secretly loved Jake Miller since seventh grade. When she discovers a mysterious silver pendant hidden among her late grandmother's belongings, she makes one simple wish: Make Jake love me. The next day, Jake notices her. A week later, they're dating. A month later, he stops talking to his friends. Three months later, he's standing outside her bedroom window at 2 AM. Watching. Waiting. Smiling. As Jake's love turns into something darker, Emily realizes the pendant never granted her wish. It cursed it. Now people are getting hurt, secrets from the past are resurfacing, and the boy she dreamed about is becoming the nightmare she can't escape. Some love stories are meant to last forever. This one was never meant to survive.

The Winter Rose Festival was supposed to be beautiful. The snow was supposed to be silent. The past was supposed to stay buried. Blackthorn Falls looked like a postcard covered in white until the cracks started showing. Until old secrets resurfaced. Until everyone realized the town was hiding something beneath the perfect winter scenery. Five years ago, a tragedy changed everything. The kind of event people whispered about but never discussed. The kind that left behind unanswered questions, broken friendships, and memories that refused to disappear. Everyone thought they had moved on. They were wrong. When a new nightmare returns to Blackthorn Falls, the past begins pulling people back into the darkness they tried to escape. A masked figure appears. A warning is left behind. And suddenly, no one knows who they can trust. Because the killer knows more than they should. They know the secrets people buried. The lies they told. The things they wish they could forget. As winter takes hold, friendships begin to fracture, trust disappears, and the line between victim and survivor starts to blur. For a twenty-one-year-old journalism student who has spent years watching from the sidelines, uncovering the truth becomes more than a story. It becomes survival. She wasn't looking for danger. She wasn't looking for answers. She was simply searching for the truth in a town where everyone had something to hide. But some mysteries refuse to stay buried. And some winters never truly end. The snow is falling. The roses are blooming. And Blackthorn Falls is about to reveal what it has been hiding.

For siblings Alex and Maya, it was supposed to be a simple road trip to their grandparents' house-one last taste of freedom for Alex before university, one last boring car ride for Maya. But when their car dies on a lonely, forgotten B-road with no phone signal, their journey takes a terrifying detour. Their only hope is a quaint village on an old wooden sign: Havenwood. At first, it seems like a miracle-a picture-perfect town of cobblestone streets and friendly, welcoming locals, a peaceful haven untouched by the modern world. But the perfection is a mask. The welcome is a little too wide, the smiles a little too fixed. And the entire valley is shrouded in an unnatural, deathly silence. Their attempts to leave are futile. Every road out of Havenwood mysteriously loops back to the town square, a disorienting, impossible trap. With no way to contact the outside world, a chilling realization dawns: their breakdown wasn't an accident, it was an invitation. The townspeople are not hosts; they are keepers. And they have a simple, terrifying message: once you arrive in Havenwood, you are welcome to stay. Forever. The true horror of Havenwood isn't its roads, but its insidious influence. The town has a way of making you forget-your home, your memories, the person you used to be. As Alex finds himself seduced by the town's placid, stress-free existence, his own identity beginning to fray, it falls to Maya to be the anchor for their past. She must fight against a creeping mental fog that threatens to erase them completely and turn them into another pair of smiling, empty-eyed residents. To escape, they must uncover the ancient secret at the heart of the town's idyllic facade. But how do you escape a prison that convinces you it's a paradise? And if they manage to break free, what parts of themselves will they be forced to leave behind?

Roman sees a book in his dreams every single night, until one day he finds it in a bookshop. It has no title, no author, nothing distinctive. But he just knows it's the book he has been seeing for as long as he can remember. His life is ordinary. He goes to school (sometimes), he goes to therapy and he deals with his anxiety the only way he knows how to, through the escape of books. He opens the book and is met with the story of Rue. Rue is a poor girl living in Victorian England. Her parents don't give a shit about her, to them, she is a way to get money. She his nimble fingers and through thieving she pays her way for the house and prays that she can buy the love of her parents. Until one day she meets a mysterious lady who treats her with nothing but kindness, Mars. She takes Rue off of the street and gives her a place to work, a bookshop. Rue takes the money home to her parents and they are none the wiser. While at the same time Mars teaches Rue to read and write. But there is something strange about Mars, and Rue's world is about to get a whole lot bigger. So does Roman's. Strange things are happening in modern day London. Things Roman's therapist is putting down to his anxiety. His mind is playing tricks on him. But they are growing stronger, and turning physical. Maybe the two aren't so different.

A mysterious fog kills everyone above the age of 17 on San Roque island, leaving the children to live amongst each other until help arrives.

In A World Where The Shadows Lurk Among Us, Only Some Can See The Truth. Constance Rogers, now a resident of the mental facility, New Gradys. Was born seeing the truth. She sees what others cannot. At New Gradys, she manages to find a family. One unlike the one she left behind. So what will happen when Mary begins targeting her family members? One by one. Who will survive?

A small town takes a turn of horror when they are invaded by ghostly creatures who can take over their bodies.

"5 years ago, we all saw it. Now, it's back, and this won't be some cryptid sighting!" TW: Violence, murder of minors ( won't be humans who do it ), drug/alcohol references, horror, swearing, Su1cide They were only 8 when a humanoid creature approached them, each in turn. Now, aged 13, the group is being stalked by the creature. And it doesn't want to let them off lightly again. WARNING: AS THIS IS MILDLY BASED ON A TRUE STORY, IT MAY BE EXTREMELY REALISTIC!!!

2016 Winner, Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a YA Novel 2017 Nominee, Anthony Award for Best Children's/YA Novel Charity Jones is a 16-year-old engineering genius who's much-bullied for being biracial and a skeptic at her conservative school in Oak County, California. Everything changes when Charity's social worker mother brings home a sweet teen runaway named Aidan to foster for the holidays. Matched in every way, Charity and Aidan quickly fall in love. But it seems he's not the only new arrival: Charity soon finds the brutally slain corpse of her worst bully and she gets hard, haunting evidence that the killer is stalking Oak County. As she and her Skeptics Club investigate this death and others, they find at every turn the mystery only grows darker and more deadly. One thing's for certain: there's a bloody battle coming this holiday season that will change their lives -- and human history -- forever. Will they be ready? Get a taste in these first five chapters of how Charity, you, me...everyone has been Snowed. The rest of the book is available on Amazon from Ghede Press.

The highly anticipated sequel to the award-winning YA novel, Snowed! Kidnapped by his father, Aidan MacNichol returns home to a terrifying ice fortress in the Arctic Ocean. His dying father makes Aidan a deal: if Aidan finds a mysterious healing agent beneath the fortress, he's free to leave. Aidan sets out on the perilous journey for the cure, but finds the cost is far greater than he could possibly imagine. Meanwhile, Charity Jones leads her friends on an armed, high-tech expedition to the Arctic coordinates she's seen in her dreams. Their mission: to kill Krampus and save Aidan. But when Charity discovers Aidan's shocking fate, she makes a mistake that starts the countdown to apocalypse. Can Charity and her team stop the clock? Or will humanity pay the ultimate price? Enjoy this sneak preview of Snowbound, coming out from Ghede Press on September 8, 2018!

In A World Where The Shadows Lurk Among Us, Only Some Can See The Truth. Constance Rogers was born seeing things that no one else could. So, she was considered crazy. When her parents finally have enough of her "craziness" they sent her to New Gradys Mental Facility. There, she not only finds friends but the family that she has always longed for. So what happens when an evil force threatens her newfound family?

1st. Book in my "Creepy Poems" series. I hope you enjoy it ☠ I do read all comments, and appreciate knowing which ones are your favorites

Do you remember the ghost stories told around campfires and sleeping bags? The tales of giant's toes and Bloody Mary. What happened before the ghost story? This collection short/flash fictions is a reworking of those ghost stories. A telling of what happened before the ghost story.

The zombie apocalypse isn't so bad when you're a horror-loving gamer who was already tired of your boring, zombie-free life. Five teenagers come together to form a zombie hunter squad and live their best apocalyptic life.

Chuck prided himself on being fearless. At twelve, he felt like a true man, believing real men had no fears. However, his confidence wavered one summer evening at his grandmother's house, where he felt uneasy about an old, cloudy mirror in the guest bedroom.

✨COMPLETED✨ WRITTEN BY KIT WALKER The Candy Shop on Fifth Street was an off-limits destination for every kid in town, and everyone knew this, too. But this didn't explain why children seemed so dead set on going to that Candy Shop. It also didn't explain why no one saw them again. Or why suspiciously timed candy bar releases occurred only days after a child disappeared. It wasn't until Carolina Jones went missing that someone decided that enough was enough. The only issue? A twelve-year-old girl, her seventeen-year-old brother, and her brother's fifteen-year-old best friend are the ones that decide that something must be done. Stick around to see what happens when the uncoordinated and constantly bickering trio of Marley, Jonathan, and Emma set out to battle the evil Candy Shop owner. Will they be the next candy released? Or will Emma kill Jonathan and Marley out of annoyance before the Candy Store owner even has a chance to?

Thirteen teenagers, all strangers to each other, wake up in an abandoned camp in the middle of a snowy wilderness. They're frightened and confused, but their predicament gets worse when the teens start disappearing from their rooms, one by one, leaving a trail of blood in the snow leading deeper into the woods.

Every night, Cece wakes up inside the same house-her house-but something is always wrong. Her brother disappears. Strangers replace familiar faces. And the dreams leave traces behind when she's awake. As the line between sleep and reality begins to blur, Cece realizes the house is watching, waiting, and slowly pulling her deeper inside. Whatever lives there doesn't want her to run. It wants her to stay asleep.

Every family has its secrets. Unfortunately for Harlequin Jones, everyone knows her family's nasty little secret. For eight years, Harlequin and her mother have tried to forget the truth and bury the horrors of their past, but when Harlequin's grandmother begs for her to come and stay, the truth refuses to stay dead. Returning to the home of her grandparents brings back many happy childhood memories for the thirteen-year old Harlequin; memories of home-made apple pie, playing pretend-horses in the yard and fishing down at Bitter Creek. But the visit brings back something else, something Harlequin thought had ended eight years before and she is about to learn that her family's nasty little secret is far worse than she could ever have imagined. Blood is thicker than water and family is everything. There's no place like home...