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Blog postThe 11th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! The Perfect Murder is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
The murder was perfect. The man dangled from the tree, his body twisting in the fierce wind. Thunder cracked—an ominous portent of the coming storm.
I planned for the storm. I planned for everything. Guy’s depressed, goes camping thinking -
Blog postThe 10th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! Butterfly is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
(This story deals with domestic violence.)
Anna walked past the neon sign, “Lady Sarah’s Tattoo Parlor,” every day from her job as a grocery sacker. She had never dared to enter the place, but she liked the pretty pictures displayed on the window. Those silly -
Blog postThe 9th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! I Almost Choked to Death on His Words is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
When Henrietta saw me peering at her through the tree branches, the stupid cat reacted like she always did: Ears flat, back hunched, low growl punctuated by the occasional hiss. Her ungrateful reaction did not deter me. “Stuck in the tree -
Blog postThe 8th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! I Almost Choked to Death on His Words is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
Hi. My name is Emily. Most days, I would rather eat hot coals than do something that would send my husband Dennis into one of his rages. Like using his laptop. But I’m doing it.
My husband says I’m stupid. Maybe I am. Bu -
Blog postPhoto by Polina Tankilevitch from Pexels“It's another woman,” says my mother. She blows out a stream of cigarette smoke and taps her acrylic nails against the table. “He’s such a bastard.”
The outdoor cafe where we’re having lunch pretends to be a garden. It also pretends to be French. I hate the food here, but Mother always insists on eating “someplace decent.”
“Are you sure it’s another woman?” I ask because I know that it’s not. I’ve spoken to the ba -
Blog postPhoto by Suzy Hazelwood from PexelsHi there! My name is Ellie Evers! We met at the HOA barbecue last week. I live right behind you on Maple Street. Natalie, right? Are you okay, honey? You look pale.
Oh, hi John! Remember me? Ellie Evers. I’d like to discuss with Natalie an opportunity to work for Merry Makeup!
Yes, I have to admit knocking on doors to sell cosmetics is so 1980s. I know, I know. You’ve heard the spiel before. Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Av -
Blog postPhoto by patrice schoefolt from PexelsThe barn door creaks as I open it. Smells of rotting hay and manure greet my nostrils when I enter. Gray, old, dying—the wood building, the land on which it squats, had been my father’s pride. The farm—the one I hated, the one I left so long ago— Memories are like bits of exploding glass: sharp, insistent, painful. The hay pile. I laugh. Oh Anne, where are you now?
I lean against the post, watch the dust motes twirling in the sunl -
Blog postThe 7th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! Invisible is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
Guilt is devouring me.
Inch by inch.
It feels slimy and cold and it makes this weird slush-suck sound as it creeps up my calves. I can no longer feel my feet. They’ve gone numb. As the guilt gnaws along my legs, they’re going numb, too. I do -
Blog postThe 6th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! Invisible is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
The only time I’d ever cheated on Donald, I was eighteen-years-old, naïve, and horny.
Donald and I started dating when we were seniors in high school. I wore his class ring, bound with ribbon to make it fit, and his letterman’s jacket. We were insep -
Blog postPhoto by Karolina Grabowska from PexelsDon't freak out. I mean, not yet. Yes, I’m really a unicorn. Oh, my God. I so don’t care that you’re not a virgin. Sheesh. Uncle Glitterbutt asks for a virgin one time a thousand years ago, and that’s the thing humans remember about us.
I’m from Merchandising Security and Inventory Management. It’s part of Fairy, Incorporated. Oh, c’mon. You’ve heard of the tooth fairy, right? Honestly, I don’t know how those teeth-collecting fre -
Blog postPhoto by Jeswin Thomas from PexelsDon’t look so shocked. You signed the paperwork. I got it right here. Says you offered up your...liver. Seriously? You traded your liver to attend a Kanye West concert? I could understand maybe giving up a kidney or even a testicle. You got two of those. Oh. You wanted front row. Well, to each their own, I guess.
For Pete’s sake! No, I can’t take your soul instead. That’s a different department and we don’t work with those arrogant pricks. T -
Blog postThe 5th short story in The Fright Files series is available now on Amazon! Watch Her is free to read in Kindle Unlimited or 0.99 cents to purchase. Get your copy now or read the sneak peek below (and then get your copy).
She tapped the watch violently, but the second hand would not move. She looked up and asked another passenger for the time, but he appeared to look right through her and turned back to the newspaper clenched in his hands. He seemed tense. In fact, every -
Blog postPhoto by Curtis Adams from PexelsThe creaking of Granny’s rocker doesn’t really bother me. But her wheezing sounds do.
Heeesshwho. Heeesshwho.
Then she starts that load of doo-doo about her funeral. One Sunday a month I get to see her and all she does is go on and on about death and dying and how Great Uncle Albert embarrassed everyone at Aunt Celia’s funeral by making bodily noises throughout the eulogy.
Same rocker. Same wheezing. Another Sun -
Blog postMavis cooked eggs, bacon, and biscuits that Monday morning. Figured she didn’t need to worry about fat grams anymore. Yesterday, she had fastidiously cleaned the small apartment. As she washed her breakfast dishes, she checked off a mental list: clothes folded, papers filed, furniture dusted. Had she forgotten anything?
“Done,” she said, smiling. She dried the dishes and placed them in the cabinet above the sink. She took a long, hot bubble bath, enjoying the absolute decadence of u -
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Blog postPhoto by Max Rovensky on UnsplashThe first night the protesters gathered, I watched demons slip into human skins as easily as you or I would don a winter coat. I don't think they cared about the skin color or purpose or soul of the ones they choose. They simply ripped out the interiors. Sinew. Muscle. Bone. Dropped them carelessly onto sidewalks. Streets. Alleyways. Splat. Splat. Splat.
I watched them slither into the crowds, their fetid breath emitting gaseous words. Poisonous syllables f -
Blog postPhoto by Timothy Dykes on UnsplashI don't like spiders. I mean, who does, right? Look at all those spider "kill it with fire" memes on Facebook that go around on our feeds every day. Disgusting eyes and legs and fangs. Fucking fangs.
Dude.
I never thought I was afraid of spiders. I mean, they're easy enough to kill. Unless it's one of those jumping spiders found in Australia. Have you see those motherfuckers? As big as your head and they leap at you. I'd rathe
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