RUN
– A Collection of Dark Tales
Nightmares come to
life in this thrilling collection of dark tales.
Resurrection Morning
by Caleb Pirtle III: Ambrose Lincoln is a man without a memory. The
government has erased his mind with drugs and electric shots. He is a more
effective operative, the powers say, if he has no fear. A man without fear can
accomplish assignments that others would be afraid to try. Besides, a man
cannot reveal any secrets if the secrets have been taken from him. Lincoln is
sent to Paris with a British Intelligence officer to help a famous jazz singer
escape. She has been smuggling German information out of the country, and
someone has betrayed her. If the Gestapo finds the jazz singer first, she will
be executed as a spy. Who can Lincoln trust, who wants him dead, and who can
help them in their frantic, desperate flight from Paris to the English Channel?
If the don’t make it out of France by morning, they won’t make it at all.
Black Out by Sue
Coletta: When the power goes out on Bear Cat Mountain evil stalks the
terrain. With a fallen tree blocking their only escape—live electrical wires
dancing across the road and cell tower down—the body count quickly rises. Blu
and Jake Carpaccio must track down the killer before they fall victim to his
trap. But who can they trust? And how do you fight someone, or something, you
cannot see?
Sweeton’s Shangri-La by
Rachel Aukes: When a young couple discover a mythical paradise, they learn
that a fantasy can all too quickly become a nightmare.
The Sideshow by
Kimberly McGath: Katie Cartwright is struggling with her memory and is
haunted by flashbacks. Regressing to an evening at the circus, things are not
as they first appear. Strange events, suspicious deaths, and eerie music set
the stage for an unforgettable trip to the big top.
Three Days by
Jennifer Chase: Samantha Carr receives a special email invitation for three
days to stay at a new luxury beach hotel. Nothing is as it appears including
where the hotel is located. The view from her room changes, leading her into
the middle of a gangland war. Will she be driven to madness or give in to the
sinister force that relentlessly stalks her?
Smile For Me by
Kristine Mason: Make me young, make me pretty, make me happy, make me
smile… Lisa Duplain refuses to grow old gracefully. Fearing the aging process
and desiring youth, she books a weekend at Melody’s Grace—a quaint bed and
breakfast also known as the fountain of youth. But something wicked dwells
within the walls of the B&B and not everyone who stays at Melody’s Grace
leaves happy…even if they have a smile on their face.
Bleeder by Paul Dale
Anderson: Lucy makes the mistake of answering her doorbell early one
morning to find a handgun shoved in her face. The armed man, bleeding from
gunshot wounds, forces Lucy to patch him up and hide him inside her house. But
the bleeder picked the wrong house, and Lucy is far from innocent victim she
pretends to be. A taut tale of blood and fury with no bounds.
A Love Story by Kathy
Love: When a group of teens use social media to create a fictional love
interest for a fellow classmate, they have no idea the horrible chain of events
they will set in motion. Now they are the ones receiving messages from the boy
they created. But the question is, who is sending them the messages? Someone who knows what they’ve done? One of
their very own group? Or could it be something far more sinister? One thing is
for certain, this isn’t a story about revenge. It’s a love story.
A Promise is a Promise
by Joe Broadmeadow: When an innocent summer day turns into a lifetime
nightmare, two friends make a promise to visit vengeance on those responsible.
The naivete sets in motion a deadly conclusion.
The Game by Elle J
Rossi: You win, you live. You lose, you die. The game is as simple and as
complex as that.
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