A Petty Slight    by Byron Gordon
Price: $1.49 USD. 4300 words. Published on November 28, 2012. .
Short Story Recommended Ages: 17+ The Apocalypse of Charleston. A powerful man brushes off a dinner invitation that he sees as a waste of time. Later he is visited by his dismissed host. As the truth of his situation becomes apparent, he learns how his decision has endangered not only his own family but the entire population of the city.

Nina, Me & Insanity    by Olaf Browne
Price: $4.99 USD. 128940 words. Published on December 6, 2012. .
Miles Turner’s life is turned upside down when he meets the magical Nina. They embark on a whirlwind romance, but beneath the surface of blissful love, there are some issues. At first they seem minor, but in time Miles realises the true depth of the problem, as his heart is torn apart and the broken love stretches the boundaries of his sanity, for true love is never so simple.

For the Joy    by Shannon Lee Martin
Price: Free! 4650 words. Published on December 31, 2012. .
Some things are done for one reason, and one reason only. Also, there is fire, and cigarettes, and a bounty hunter, and other tagged words :D

In The Wake of a Crimson Moon    by W.K. Hoover
Price: $5.95 USD. 65390 words. Published by Fiction4All  on January 6, 2013. .
Book1 - Return of The Queen Finding out you’re adopted is one thing, but when you hear your birth-mother has been suffering for 17-years because she wanted to keep you from becoming Queen of the werewolves; well it’s downright ridiculous and definitely worth looking into.

Nightmare Stories    by C. C. Blake
Price: $4.99 USD. 25010 words. Published by Twice Told Tales  on January 9, 2013. .
In 2012, Twice Told Tales proudly published five of C. C. Blake's journeys into the unknown and the macabre. The Nightmare Stories mini-collection contains these four chilling dark fantasy stories and one terrifying tale in the contes cruels tradition for one low price. Contains material originally presented in "Confess, Witch," "Divinest Sense" and "The Sacrifice."

Five Crimes    by C. C. Blake
Price: $4.99 USD. 24210 words. Published by Twice Told Tales  on January 10, 2013. .
Master storyteller, C. C. Blake, invites you to the perfect heist: five forays into crime and suspense, mystery and the macabre for one low price! Cops and crooks, parents and children, lovers and psychotics . . . These stories share ugly secrets and terrifying adversaries, pitching normal people into extraordinary circumstances where courage and ingenuity are the only tools for survival.

The Echo of Man    by Matthew Yaeger
Price: $0.99 USD. 14110 words. Published on January 13, 2013. .
The Echo of Man - About a future where nightmares can be drained from people, and how those nightmares are stored. This story is part of a larger collection that can be purchased Bedtime Stories for the Insomniac that can also be purchased

Tales of Terror: Ghosts    by Christopher Fulbright
Price: $0.99 USD. 19170 words. Published by ND3 Press on January 19, 2013. .
Christopher Fulbright’s Tales of Terror, Vol. 1: GHOSTS serves up six stories of shivery visitations from beyond. “Fulbright’s prose is every bit as sharp as America’s great pulp writers [...] there’s humanity and depth to his characters. Fulbright is tough, passionate, and capable of scaring you like you haven’t been scared since childhood." —Joe McKinney, award-winning author of MUTATED

In Between: A Novelette of Terror    by Donna Burgess
Price: $0.99 USD. 15160 words. Published by E-Volve Books  on January 31, 2013. .
When Tom Andrews was a small child, his older brother, Stevie, snapped and murdered their entire family, before turning the gun on himself—leaving little Tom alive and alone in a house full of corpses and a lifetime full of questions. Somehow Tom has managed to become a successful and well-adjusted husband, father and businessman—until he starts seeing Stevie again.

Visitor in Lunacy    by Stephen Curran
Price: $1.50 USD. 49740 words. Published on February 1, 2013. .
It is 1897, and confined to his room in Carfax Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Dr Richard Renfield is dying from injuries which could not be self-inflicted. His door has been barricaded from the inside and the Night Watcher swears nobody has been allowed in or out. With his last words he imparts a dire warning: “He is here.”