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Cherry blossom lipstick: check Smokey eyes: check Skinny jeans: check Dead kid in the mirror: check For sixteen year old Mattie Hathaway, this is her normal everyday routine. She's been able to see ghosts since her mother tried to murder her when she was five years old. No way does she want anyone to know she can talk to spooks. Being a foster kid is hard enough without being labeled a freak too. Normally, she just ignores the ghosts and they go away. There's a little glitch this time. The ghost she sees is her foster sister, Sally. Everyone thinks she's just another runaway. Mattie knows the truth, though-she's dead, murdered. Foster kids look out for each other and Mattie feels like she has to help Sally, but she can't do it alone. Against her better judgment, she teams up with a young police officer and together they set out to discover the truth of Sally's disappearance. Now the killer has set his sights on her. It becomes a race to see if she can find the truth before the serial killer finds her.

When fifteen-year-old Chloe Maxwell moves with her mother to a small suburban town, it doesn't take long before rumors of a local legend summon an urge to investigate. Unbeknownst to everyone, including those closest to her, Chloe has a secret: she can see ghosts. For decades, stories of a former classmate haunting the halls of Apple Valley High School have circulated, scaring the squeamish and enticing the brave. The dead girl's soul is said to linger, making her presence known to those nearby. Unusual cold spots, flickering lights and the unexplained scent of roses have all been blamed on the spirit of Rose Marie Foster, whose activity has increased since Chloe's arrival. But it's just an urban legend, right? When Chloe comes face to face with the desperate specter, she sets out on a quest to release the entity, hoping she'll cross over to the other side. However, freeing the trapped spirit isn't as easy as it sounds, leaving Chloe to wonder if her clairvoyance is enough to help Rose move on, or will she put herself in danger of a fate worse than death?

No sign of Eva's boyfriend who went missing three days ago. What happens when a package arrives at Eva's house?Everyone is afraid of something. What are you afraid of? Cover by @WeRScared

Normally When a 17 year old teen girl moves to a new town and a new house the only problems she faces are lack of friends and how on this earth will she be able adjust in her new sorroundings .. But with Allison Staurt this isn't the case .. When allison moves in her new house with her mother, she is greeted with a warning ... A warning which she should take seriously because it can save everything and everyone. Will she be able to analyse those warnings in time or will she be too late? [Highest Ranking : #1 in Horror ] Cover By: @Harley_Quinn_18 ***The story is currently unedited***

Mitch Hale, a college student, moves into an apartment on the nicest street in Boston, Commonwealth Avenue. The deal was too good to pass up, almost too good o be true; but Mitch isn't about to let this apartment slip out of his fingers, so he jumps on it. After moving in he begins to feel a eerie feeling, like being watched when he knows that he's the only one in the apartment, or feeling like someone, or something else, is there with him. As his curiosity rises so do his curious questions and research, Mitch's curiosity turns into a terror and horror at the finding of the truth of Apartment 13A. Michael Hall's literal debut, Apartment 13A, will be expanded and self-published in 2015. The release date for the expanded version on Apartment 13A is March 25, 2015. It will be available on Amazon. Preorders start on Friday The 13th of February; all preorders will be signed copies.

A medical examiner and his autopsy assistant embark on a mission to reveal the brutish killer of Jimmy, a med school student who worked as a janitor, and on occasion helped with the autopsies; but when things begin to not add up right and more bodies are found, they began to wonder if they've stumbled upon something much more horrifying than an average killer.

The sequel to 'Patient 1543'! Read to continue the 1543 Series! Two years after 'Patient 1543' ends, a man named Harry Mel starts working at Mansfield Mental Hospital. Another psychiatrist --John Malcom -- feels greatly uncomfortable around him. Something about those ice blue eyes makes Malcom terrified. After Tim Durnell, one of Malcolm patients, reacts with terror to Mel's mere presence, Malcom becomes curious about Mel's past and identity. After all, you may know someone's name but that isn't their identity; who they are, what they do, how they act, that is their identity. After an apparent suicide in the ward, Malcom believes that there is much more to Mel than meets the eye -- especially his ice blue ones. * * * In 'Psychiatrist' Michael Hall continues the story of Patient 1543, answering more questions, and telling readers more of the terrifying true identity of 1543 and just how far his evil spreads.

Ever thought that some of the Sesame Street characters were slightly creepy? Well you have no idea. 'Sesame Street Horror' is Michael's Hall attempt to show that virtually anything under the right circumstances can be scary; it is also a series that features Sesame Street characters as horrific villains. * * * In 'Sesame Street Horror' Michael Hall takes the beloved characters of that beloved show and changes our view on them forever. You'll never be able to see those characters in the same light ever again.

After awakening in a both dark and light hallway, the character is plunged into a world of horror, unnatural creatures, and the supernatural. Enjoy this terrifyingly terrific short story from Michael Hall, the author of Apartment 13A and Patient 1543

Jonathan Smith, age 23, is a fairly popular journalist for The New York Times, but his boss is breathing down his throat, and on the brink of firing him, unless he can get that bestselling in the paper by next week. Jonathan decides to visit the Hamilton Hotel, a two century old hotel, with a dark past of destruction and death. The hotel is in a state of decay as it spirals down during Jonathan's stay, but there's something deeper, something darker. And it all leads him to the events that took place on the thirteenth floor.