Our new collection of gothic winter tales is out–and sleighing. (Yes, I did that.)
But seriously, it hit #1 on Amazon’s horror list at release.
Wild storms, the sound of ice skates cutting across an empty pond, and blankets of soft, white, beautiful death.
In the dark depths of winter, it is frighteningly simple to become isolated as snow obscures landmarks and drifts create claustrophobic conditions that leave you huddled in your house, struggling to keep warm . . . and, perhaps, to ignore the message scrawled in the frost on the window.
Within these pages, you’ll discover eerie tales of long ago ghosts stretching frost-bitten fingers into the present, unexplained footprints in the snow, screaming madness, and icy cold sanity.
Features original stories and poems by Beth Cato, Renee Cronley, EC Dorgan, Charlotte E. English, Chadwick Ginther, Beth Goder, J. D. Harlock, Sam Hicks, Catlyn Ladd, Konn Lavery, Adria Laycraft, Bryan Miller, Brent Nichols, Varian Ross, Alex T. Singer, Lorina Stephens, Jacob Strunk, J. M. Turner, Laura VanArendonk Baugh, Sarah Van Goethem, Kevin Weir and Nicole M. Wolverton.
Reviewer Barbara Tomporowski also called my own story a “delightful yarn,” which was quite gratifying.
(If you’re looking for the paperback on Amazon and not finding it, that’s an Amazon issue. The publisher has issued paperback editions, but Amazon is dragging their feet on actually listing them for sale. You can check back or purchase from another retailer or even direct.