James J. Brodell

These 13 short stories run the full range-from terrifying to surprisingly charming-and none of them ends quite the way you expect. Some include characters you'll recognize: Bigfoot, the Lady in White, a ghost, and even a demon. But some things are still unknown, like the horror that lurks near a sunken campsite on the Wyoming plains on the edge of a remote river. These are stories built for the dark.
Readers can enjoy them with friends around a blazing campfire in the woods or alone by flashlight in a sleeping bag surrounded by the hushed noises of the wood. They can even enjoy these stories from a soft easy chair in the living room on a late evening, although that cozy room might seem a little sinister by the last page. For anyone who loves horror: This collection is your next read. The short story is a traditional format which includes great authors like Edgar Allan Poe and H.
P. Lovecraft. The current authors have been deeply influence by both.