Welcome, boils and ghouls, to the first edition of Rhonny Reaper's Creature Features. The stories within are unique and horrifying, with something sure to satisfy your taste for terror. Whether you like psychological thrillers, tales of revenge and justice, or just a good ole fashion zombie tale, this book is sure to have something for every horror fan to enjoy. All of the authors in this book worked hard to create these terrifying works of art and we hope you enjoy them. From all of us to you, the reader, thank you for purchasing this book and making this entire project possible.

A series of scaries from Dan Dillard, the author of Demons and Other Inconveniences. What Tangled Webs is packed with nine short stories of the macabre and the wicked, includes the devilish novella, "The Wager."

A new horror novel from the author of "Demons and Other Inconveniences" and "What Tangled Webs." Ethan Jacobs is obsessed by unanswered questions about spirituality, the afterlife, and what lies between. He finds himself torn between the love of one woman, and the haunting experiences had by another. His journey will lead him into some very dark places in his mind, his soul, and in his reality. Be careful what you wish for. Watch for "Lunacy," a hairy novella from Dan Dillard, coming summer of 2012.

The latest collection of short horror stories from Dan Dillard, author of Demons and Other Inconveniences and Giving Up The Ghost. Recipe? Two parts evil, one part dark, fill the rest with fear. Add a dash of sarcasm and serve it with a beer The title comes from a poem that is a tongue and cheek look at a cooking class for the cannibalistic. "Refractions," a story of a writer who finds his reflection in the mirror to be somewhat of a hassle. In "Organ Donors," an ambulance driver harvests his clients for a dark purpose. And "Eye For An Eye" shows a man can go mad after losing his wife.

Our moon is something special. It illuminates the magical things that could otherwise hide from view. Lunacy is the first book by Dan Dillard that speaks to a younger audience. Our nightmares are born while we are young, and they don't go away just because we grow up. Includes Something Wiccan This Way Comes, Legendary, and the poem, Jeremy Boone among others.

Introducing Gerry Sheffield. He drinks, uses drugs, and treats women like trash. All these things can't fill up the gaping hole where his soul should be. His parents are elderly, and Bill and Margo Sheffield have had enough of their son's irresponsible and sometimes illegal crap. They have decided that the only way to help Gerry...is to haunt him. This is a novel of paranormal revenge with just enough comedy to dull its harsh, black edge. Gerry is one nasty character with no shame. Sometimes tough love isn't enough, but as ghosts, maybe Bill and Margo can scare him straight, or worse.

The children of Walker's Woods fear the Tootheater--a boogeyman who comes for them if they don't leave their baby teeth on a manhole cover that lies at the dark edge of town. When one of their friends goes missing, the others have to go find him and they discover a deeper and darker evil than they ever imagined.

Ouija boards aren't the only way to get in trouble. Sometimes, to speak with a ghost, all one must do is ask...but be sure you know who you are speaking to, and be ready for the answers to your questions. There are worse things out there than death. If you've ever played "light as a feather, stiff as a board," you'll understand why these five children from Walker's Woods are so excited. If you haven't played...consider this a warning. Todd, Danny, Matt, Sean and Robin let their imaginations run wild at the thought of levitation...of contact with the other side...of asking questions of the...

Chelsea Ritter (Critter to her father) is a high school student with an odd problem. Her next door neighbor murders women in his basement and she knows about it. Not only that, but he knows she knows. She has video proof, she has a plan...but it isn't what you think. She talks to her pet tarantula, Persephone...calls her father by his first name and on her best days in school, she is harassed by a punk named Tim. The third novel and fifth story that takes place in the haunted and horrible Walker's Woods--a Midwestern town that could only have been dreamed up by the author of Demons and Other...