Creepsville Collection

In the small town of Lark, everybody is an early bird. Except Larry.A story of mounting terror and mystery.

A Creepsville Collection Double Feature!1. The Apocalypse Express: The world is ending, but in different ways for different people.2. Oh, Happy Plague!: The outbreak of a deadly contagion is cause for celebration.Enjoy your Doomsday!

She ghosts through Chicago unseen, nameless, faceless . . . looking for somebody to become. Sometimes she becomes The Who Who Got Away. Other times she becomes A Long Lost Love. But tonight is different. So very, very different.

A Creepsville Collection Quadruple Feature!For this seventh installment of the Creepsville Collection, we present four tales straight out of the Uncanny Valley:1. Differently Wired: She built and programmed her ideal lover, but what will she do after she meets somebody new? How do you dump somebody who, quite literally, exists solely for you?2. Rusty Bolts: Okay, so Jim Rustenholtz is a robot. Big deal. He's still part of the gang, and not that different from anybody else. Right? Right?3. Continue Program?: Why live in the real world when the virtual one is so much less hassle and so much more fun?4. She Has a Lovely Voice: Sometimes she talks to me, and sometimes she comes to me, but just who the hell is she?Please be advised that these tales contain graphic material that may not be suitable for everybody. Reader discretion advised.

One night, Larry Jacobs literally stumbled into the Universe next door . . .To an alternate-world Earth in which humans coexist with large, silent humanoid creatures . . .Strangely, nobody seems to even notice these hulking, powerful beings. Except for Larry, who is determined to find out and expose their secret agenda . . . no matter what the consequences!

This third installment of the Creepsville Collection consists of three feline-themed stories: 1) Symbiosis, 2) This Restless Night, and 3) Look What The Cat Dragged In. Please be advised that the themes dealt with in these tales may be disturbing to some people. Discretion advised.For the full effect of these tales, check out the audiobook version, in which they are masterfully brought to life by the amazing narration and sound design skills of Noah DeBiase.