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Kat answers the call of the ocean when her twin brother, Mitch, goes missing after a diving expedition. Traveling to his last logged destination, Kat along with her girlfriend, Jules, take on the tempestuous journey that leads to the mysterious deep of the ocean. In this emotional, weird horror, pseudo-creature feature novelette, Kat and Jules may sacrifice everything to force the unknown to the surface only so it might be buried again.

Laura has fled the city for the countryside with her partner, Monique, and their cat. There, she becomes obsessed with a vulnerable young neighbour, Dougal.The couple buy part of a farm building for a bargain price and begin work to convert it into holiday homes but the seller's nephew, Dougal, tells them disturbing tales about "Wiley," who he believes is watching him. Laura comes to realize that there might be more to "Wiley," but also believes the nephew is being fed terrifying tales by his aunt in order to control and exploit him. Locals warn Laura and Monique them to leave alone a windowless shed at the edge of the building because "nothing does well" there. What Laura and Monique don't realize is that making their dream of an idyllic countryside home come true might take more than either of them could bargain for.

"Reminiscent of Halloween Tree, Into the Gray is perfect for fans of Coraline and Wendell & Wild." - Darcy Marks, author of Grounded For All Eternity¿¿Welcome to Nowhere, a huge gray place full of piles of lost things.And a weird Caretaker who speaks in riddles.And a giant metal claw in the sky.And some creepy zombie robots.And hopefully one stuffed pink kitty.Ember sets out to search Nowhere and defy Caretaker's instructions to get that cat back.Because life is diddly darn wrong. Because her little sister cries. Because black fog clings to them, changing them.And Ember wants life to be okay again.

Born a peasant, raised a Lady, Charlotte does not know which she is, but she does know what she wants to be: a great composer. Her talent is remarkable, but when she turns eighteen, her dead father's wife sells her piano and throws her out. Charlotte becomes a governess in a gothic mansion, where a handsome and mysterious widower grieves his dead wife. The mansion looks upon the White Horse of Uffington where Charlotte had a strange vision as a child. A haunted place of folktales and fog and memories. Memories of wives who died young, generation after generation. ¿And a White Lady who haunts the mist.

When you see everything your children do, what are you still missing? And what will it cost you? In a near-future United States, surveillance technology's the hottest trend in high-tech parenting. Children have their every move monitored from birth, thanks to repurposed military drones and contact lens digital cameras that show life from your child's perspective. But in the aftermath of a tragedy at his son's high school, one father must contend with the dark side of his reliance on these innovations.Putting a Black Mirror spin on We Need To Talk About Kevin, Patrick Barb's Helicopter Parenting in the Age of Drone Warfare captures every parent's worst nightmare as reimagined for the digital age. This lean, propulsive novelette examines the duality of technology-how it brings everyone closer, but also creates artificial barriers between us all. From its mysterious beginning to its inevitable, tragic ending, this tale of horror enabled by technology unveils secret after secret.