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Don't Go There! A Flash Horror Anthology

Got time for a short story? These short stories are timed! This 47,000 word book is an anthology of short stories covering subjects from vampires to werewolves, clowns to gnomes, zombies to scarecrows, and so much more. Sharon Day takes the reader into some dark places the mind doesn't like to probe, some situations that are highly uncomfortable, and outcomes that were unexpected. Her love of atmosphere and mood and the desire to probe at the things we most fear has this writer satisfying your need for dark tales. Each story starts with a short description, the word count and approximate reading time so that the reader can decide if there's time for a story while out and about or curling up in the evening before bedtime. As well, there is a bonus section of short stories based on the author's experiences in places all alone that no one wants to be in after dark all alone.

About the Author

Popular blogger of a top 10 paranormal site: "Ghost Hunting Theories," paranormal investigator and author of several books including the popular book "Zombie Housewives of the Apocalypse," "Was That a Ghost?" "Josiah: Undead Cowboy," "Blogging Changed My Life!" and "Kickin' Up Dust: Getting Lost To Find Ourselves," Sharon grew up in an actively haunted home that was a Civil War Hospital for both the North and South during the war. That experience fueled her passion for all things unexplained.

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