Exequial: Exhumed

Every story is a eulogy.The clown has been with Morgan since she was eleven years old. She's learned not to talk about him. ("e;A Girl and Her Clown"e;)A woman attends a family dinner for the first time in a decade. It will be "e;liberating"e;, her therapist insists, and so she's going to record the whole thing. ("e;Reconcile with Your Family Today"e;)It is a perfectly ordinary day for the mistress of the house. Today. Tomorrow. Every day. Until 2:28 a.m.. ("e;Life in Repetition"e;)There are lights in the forest. Everyone sees them. Everyone wants to know what they are. Everyone who tries to find out never comes back. ("e;The Lights of Northwood"e;)Encounters with ghosts, cursed books, incriminating VHS tapes, entities from the skies, and questions that are best left unasked. Now featuring illustrations, six new stories, and a bonus guest story. "e;Exequial: Exhumed is everything horror should be: a twisted journey with stories as breadcrumbs leading the reader through a deliciously devilish forest of fears. Where every ending leads to more questions, and each terror pushes the envelope of the genre boldly toward new heights of horror. It's true top-tier terror."e;—Я.R. Harrow, author of Season of the Goat"e;When I think about horror collections I've enjoyed the most, what first comes to mind are those Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books I read as a kid that combine short tales with compelling art. I've been chasing that horror collection "e;high"e; ever since, so seeing that Exequial also has bonus art on top of scary stories instantly grabbed my attention…and didn't let go."e;—Skye Crawford, author of The Shattered Mirror Saga"e;Exequial: Exhumed is the short horror collection that belongs on your bookshelf. Each new story is more chilling than the last, and turning the pages after dark becomes as dangerous as the haunts within. It's a true treat for horror lovers everywhere."e;—Samantha Alis, author of The Montgomery Estate