Horror Stories

This is a horror story. In fact, there are levels of horror within the story. It is also a lesbian sex story, but one that I think that even men will appreciate. Judy Ames suffers from migraine headaches that even Vicodin cannot relieve. She is given a new and experimental pain relieving pill that has some interesting side effects. It is these side effects that are the crux of the story. Be warned that this is not the usual horror story. There are only seven chapters.

A lonely woman escaping her past in the deep Amazon becomes the unwilling(?) link in the procreative process of strange, alien forest creatures. (Companion story to Ovi-Sister)

For all you fuzzy little fans of bigfoot gang rape

A Halloween Story
A respected TV ratings analyst discovers that a secret he has been protecting for most of his lifetime is in great danger of being prime-time peril. Can a semi-mythical children's cartoon really be a catalyst for pure evil instead? And what would the overnight ratings be for the start of the end of the world? Stay tuned...

Two local toughs are asked by a connected man to 'babysit' a mob boss's summer house for the night. At the house they find evidence of a wild party but no guests. A mysterious woman in a devil outfit is hogtied on an upstairs bed. Who is she and what happened to the other revellers?

The story follows a group of five adventurers from the town of Greenhaven as they embark on a quest to explore the Hidden Dungeon of Vine. The dungeon, once a hallowed place of worship, has become cursed, its greenery transformed into deadly hazards that ensnare and destroy intruders. As the adventurers delve deeper, they uncover the tragic tale of a deity betrayed and a vengeful spirit entwined in the roots of the dungeon. Will the adventures make it out alive?

Ailsa visits Scotland as a representative of her company. While there she discovers an app on her iPad which provides her with a window on the past. She witnesses a wicked tragedy to which she may have family connections. Can she make amends for the sin of her ancesters? The story has its roots in true events in 17th century Scotland.

Shauna discovers herself again and realizes someone is missing.

Joe Vickers (a.k.a. Gary Henley and Ted Warnicky) escapes from a mental institution. He starts wreaking unholy havoc once again after he does so by going after young college students on Spring Break who are staying in a cottage in the country side.