They call me an omen. A warning. A monster. They don’t know the truth. Point Pleasant is my city, and I protect it. I watch from the rooftops, red eyes glowing in the night, waiting for the next disaster to strike. But no matter how many people I save, they still fear me. And now he's ba...

Leah has always been different. Being draw to monsters. So had her friend Rachel. Who could see the future. They end up as rivals when their friend Charlotte dies. Rachel thinking it was Leah who had something to do with it. Leah makes new friends. Though this group isn’t like her old one. This o...

When a man goes for a solo hike for beginners, he quickly finds himself getting lost. Eventually stumbling upon a clearing in the forest, his high hopes about setting up a camp site lower when he finds the abandoned remains of another hiker's tent, and strange noises coming from the surrounding w...

Ken has always believed that nothing is certain except for death and taxes, but soon he will find out just how (unfortunately) true those words are.

The burning cold makes monsters out of us all.

Do not look down over the precipice’s edge. That’s the secret, you see: You always have to look up. That way you can only fly, and you never fall.

I stood at the edge of life. Misery and fear filled my heart. One step to end it all. It was then I met a girl the same as me, but we could not hear each other. I wanted to talk. Therefore, I made a paper plane to carry and deliver my voice, and hers.

A short story from Rachel from Fallow the Leader’s perspective.

A certain investigator wonders the mystery of the constant suicide of the men within his city. He has suspicions but can't believe it until her alluring presence catches him.

The God of Death is an unconquerable, unnatural, ubiquitous force. So what happens when it travels down to the earthly realm and meets those who worship it? "Death stares at the boy. It really looks into those hollow eyes, red-rimmed and desperate yet authentic. This boy really loves...it. Th...