creepy stories Ray J Robbio short stories Tuesday, September 10, 2013 The Twenty by Ray J Robbio <i>Ray J Robbio's character Nick recalls a frighteningly intense dream at his local Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.</i><br><br> I could feel my knees shaking as he called on me to speak. I had attended these meetings for some time now, but had only been a passive observer and never contributed. My mouth felt like it had cotton balls in it, and I took a gulp of my bottled water before standing. I could feel th… Read more Labels: creepy stories Ray J Robbio short stories 11 comments:
creepy stories Jacqui Pack medium length stories pick of the month Sunday, September 8, 2013 Amethyst Cloud by Jacqui Pack <i>A woman suffering from amnesia tries to remember details about her very devoted husband, but finds herself emotionally disconnected; by Jacqui Pack.</i><br><br> I think Reece must care for me very much because he comes every day, and every third day he brings me flowers. I know a lot about flowers, apparently. Often I see the bouquet through the room's glass viewing panel before I see him. He carries … Read more Labels: creepy stories Jacqui Pack medium length stories pick of the month 6 comments:
creepy stories criminal stories short stories Tony Dews Friday, September 6, 2013 The Seller by Tony Dews <i>When John gets fired, he calmly plans his revenge as he prepares for his new life; by Tony Dews.</i><br><br> <i>Monday October 10th, 2011.</i><br><br> "Sorry John, I have to let you go." <br><br> That's how simply it can happen. Eight words and your whole world changes after being with the company for nearly eighteen months. Just eight lousy words. I wasn't the only one. It was a conveyor belt of people filing… Read more Labels: creepy stories criminal stories short stories Tony Dews 2 comments:
Arthur Davis criminal stories long stories Tuesday, September 3, 2013 The Power of Life and Death by Arthur Davis <i>Albert Mercante, a quiet man bored with his marriage, witnesses a gangland killing, but will he have the courage to do the right thing? by Arthur Davis.</i><br><br> Albert Mercante was not a brave man. The retired sixty-four year old English teacher who, along with his wife Bea, had earned his tenure in the New York City schoolrooms considered himself fortunate to have served in a district where you did not … Read more Labels: Arthur Davis criminal stories long stories 2 comments:
criminal stories novellas Whit Walker Sunday, September 1, 2013 Carnival by Whit Walker <i>Sean is so fed up of dealing with rude Quickie Mart customers that he agrees to join in with Vince's crazy plan for revenge, in Whit Walker's transgressive crime novella.</i><br><br> 1 <br> The slow steady grumble of the ice machine had become normal. The whooshing noise of the fountain machine as it pumped out caffeine and sugar to the masses. The 'beep beep beep' the door made when a patron wou… Read more Labels: criminal stories novellas Whit Walker 4 comments:
