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Among these pages, you will find ten stories of crime and detection. From classic whodunnits to modern police procedures. From jilted lovers to dastardly evil-doers of the orient. Ten talented authors have put their spin on murder, mystery, and mayhem. Why not see of you can solve who did it?With stories from Tim Mendees, David Bowmore, Charles Sartorius, Shannon Hollinger, Renee Lehnen, Rekah Valliappan, Margaret Karmazin, Albert N, Katz, Jasiah Witkofsky, Karen Keeley, and Vincent L. Scarsella

The world is dying. Cyra, a ray of light in this dark world, finds a clue that may just reverse things. She sets off on a journey, through a broken world smothered by a deadly Smog that inflicts people with The Bronch, a disease that steals your mind as it slowly drowns you. All the while, mysterious Vampiric gangs, that appeared overnight, now rule what remains of the cities; imprisoning the last holdouts of humanity to slowly milk them of their lifeblood. Cyra battles against the nightmares of her parents' brutal deaths that seem to stalk her. With the memory of a fleeting friend's last wish, she fights on. But can she return to the world a sliver of sunshine?

What if zombies and leprechauns inhabited the same universe? What if The Wind in the Willows were faced with the horrors of the Lovecraft Mythos? Worlds Collide endeavors to answer these questions and several more in a collection of short stories containing knights, elves, aliens, arcade games, mummies, and much, much more. Delve deep into the absurd pages of worlds colliding, an experiment where authors introduce genres that seldom interact with each other.With stories from: Derek Power, Tim Mendees, Ella Ann, Patrick Winters, Rachael Boucker, L T Emery, Michael Nadeau. T J Berg, Charlotte Langtree, Joseph Dowling, Teel James Glenn, Deborah Dubas Groom, and Jasiah Witkofsky

You think the world is set in stone Look around how many Romans d'you see? Everything that rises must fallTake the journey through this collection of short fiction tales about the empires of old. How they rose and how they came crashing down, and what might have caused it. In this drabble collection, you will read 100-word stories from some of the brightest indie writers today.With drabbles by: T.L. Beeding, Stephen Johnson, Tom Trussel, Shawn M. Klimek, Scarlett Lake, Rhoda Weber Mack, Radar deBoard, Pat O'Neil, p.d.r. lindsay, Nyki Blatchley, Nick Johnson, Nat Whiston, Mike Rhodes, Melody E. McIntyre, McKenzie Richardson, Matt Krizan, Mark Thomas, Jameson Grey, Magnolia Silcox, Maggie D. Brace, Laura Shelton, Lamont Turner, Kim PLasket, Kevin McCarty, Kelsey Clarey, Karen B. Jones, John Mueter, John H Dromey, Jade Wildy, Ingrid Thornquest, Gabrielle Steele, Gabriella Balcom, Farid Shafee, Emma K. Leadley, Destiny Pifer, Deborah Dubas Groom, Dawn De Braal, D.C. Houston, Claire Davon, Christopher T. Dabrowski, Bryan White, Brianna Witte, Brandi Hicks, Blen Mesfin, Anna Pele, Andy Clark, Andrew Kurtz, Andreas Hort, Alexandra Harper, Alanna Robertson-Webb & Abdul-Qaadir Bakari-Muhammad

They executed Alvard Lestrange for treason.A necromancer.A wielder of Death Magic.This is the story of his victims, trapped in mundane objects for three centuries.This is the story of the lives they will, unwittingly or maliciously, destroy.12 authors. 12 stories. 12 souls, all caught in Lestrange's web.With work from: S.O. Green, Jessica Chanese, Joel Hunt, K.B. Elijah, Marcus Bines, Clint Foster, Aaron Hansen, Carrie Gessner, Holley Cornetto, Alanna Rovertson- Webb, Nerisha Kemraj & Kim Rei

You ask any chef and they will tell you that kitchen work can be murder. Normally, they don't mean that literally, but that is about to change.Inside this combination anthology and cookbook, you will find thirteen tales of culinary terror and an accompanying recipe. So, set the oven to gas mark 666 and prepare for a smorgasbord of gastronomic ghastliness and pray that your next meal won't be your last.Featuring stories from Neen Cohen, Tim Mendees, Callum Pearce, S.O. Green, Jasmine Jarvis, Rhiannon Lotze, Lyndsey Ellis-Holloway, Rebecca Rowland, Elizabeth Nettleton, Drew Starling & Chisto Healy.

If the fear of the unknown is the most basic of all fears, then space must be the most horrific of all. The great vastness of infinite space is enough to make the bravest soul tremble. For in space no one can hear you scream. Read these eleven tales of strange dimensions and emptiness and pray that nothing replies when you call for help.With stories from:Lyndsey Ellis-Holloway, Jade Wildy, Tim Mendees, Nicola Currie, Chris Hewitt, G Allen Wilbanks, Gregg Cunningham, Peter J. Foote, Jonathan Inbody, David Green, Rachel L. Tilley

In the mid-24th Century life is comfortable and secure. Companions - robots almost indistinguishable from humans - fulfil their owner's every need, including sexual. Almost every house is weaponised and able to protect its residents from any attack and to obliterate any attacker. This protection system is known as The Door, and the current version is Dawson Junior G3.But as these home comforts have made people self-sufficient, they no longer meet up. In particular men and women are no longer attracted to each other. The population is plummeting. The state is doing its best to encourage people to marry and have children, but with little success.Frank Mayfield, a well-off 39-year-old man, faces the prospect of a loveless marriage. But before the big day arrives, he accidentally meets a woman different from any other he has ever encountered. She makes him aware of the problems of his society and the way technology engenders distrust and drives people apart.But can these problems be fixed? Having invented technology to make life safer and easier, is it possible to discard it and return to a simpler era? And is the society worth saving?In a fast-paced and entertaining story, with many comic moments, Dawson Junior G3 confronts the questions 'Where is technology taking us?' and 'how far can a decaying and corrupt society demand our loyalty?'