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L.S. Michaels
Frightful Features: Six Tales to Chill Your Bones
Frightful Features: Six Tales to Chill Your Bones
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Explore six tales of terrifying ghosts, accursed monsters, and psychotic killers in this first volume of the definitive collection of horror short stories from author L.S. Michaels. That is, if you dare. Frightful Features includes the following:
Haunting of a Dirt Road. Inspired by the real world setting of one of the author's early paranormal investigations, a small team of amateur ghost hunters find far more activity than they expected on a dark and foreboding rural dirt road.
Curse of the Stone Monster. Dermatologist Quincy Baum treats a young man with a grotesque skin condition who is convinced his predicament is the result of an ancient curse rather than a rare genetic disorder. Despite his medical training, the doctor wonders if the curse may be true after he starts to develop the exact same condition.
Well to Hell. It's just not fair, Amber says with a huff. She finally finds a place with real ghost activity, and the owner refuses to give her and her team permission to investigate. She can't lose this opportunity, even if it means secretly going to the location by herself in the dead of night.
Spiritual Retribution. Professional "psychic" Stefan Wilks earns a comfortable living pretending to speak to the dead. But after one of his former clients commit suicide, he is haunted by a vengeful spirit.
The Boy That Lives Under the Bed. After getting adopted by a caring and loving family, little Billy's world is initially perfect. However, he starts to suspect that there is something wrong with his new family, but no matter how hard he tries he cannot quite figure things out.
The Dog Catcher. Initially excited about her very first cross country trip, Sandy endures hours and hours of lonely driving without even the comforts of a working radio or interesting scenery to entertain her. After nearly dosing off at the wheel, she decides to stop at what appears to be a normal hotel in a normal small town. Unfortunately for Sandy, she has caught the eye of a psychopath that treats his victims no better than stray dogs.
Haunting of a Dirt Road. Inspired by the real world setting of one of the author's early paranormal investigations, a small team of amateur ghost hunters find far more activity than they expected on a dark and foreboding rural dirt road.
Curse of the Stone Monster. Dermatologist Quincy Baum treats a young man with a grotesque skin condition who is convinced his predicament is the result of an ancient curse rather than a rare genetic disorder. Despite his medical training, the doctor wonders if the curse may be true after he starts to develop the exact same condition.
Well to Hell. It's just not fair, Amber says with a huff. She finally finds a place with real ghost activity, and the owner refuses to give her and her team permission to investigate. She can't lose this opportunity, even if it means secretly going to the location by herself in the dead of night.
Spiritual Retribution. Professional "psychic" Stefan Wilks earns a comfortable living pretending to speak to the dead. But after one of his former clients commit suicide, he is haunted by a vengeful spirit.
The Boy That Lives Under the Bed. After getting adopted by a caring and loving family, little Billy's world is initially perfect. However, he starts to suspect that there is something wrong with his new family, but no matter how hard he tries he cannot quite figure things out.
The Dog Catcher. Initially excited about her very first cross country trip, Sandy endures hours and hours of lonely driving without even the comforts of a working radio or interesting scenery to entertain her. After nearly dosing off at the wheel, she decides to stop at what appears to be a normal hotel in a normal small town. Unfortunately for Sandy, she has caught the eye of a psychopath that treats his victims no better than stray dogs.
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