Prepare yourself for 28 tales of fear-inducing horror from some of today's best authors of dark fiction."Fresh Fear is one of the best anthologies I’ve read in a while. It is always refreshing to pick up an antho and end up enjoying every single story. Now that’s a recommendation for you and I stand behind it. Grab yourself a copy, sit back and enjoy." (Hellnotes)"If you are a fan of horror stories... Do NOT pass this book. This is a fantastic collection of short stories by an amazing group of authors. Each story is a chilling tale that grips you and won't let go. Highly recommended!" (Book Nut)With over 450 pages of quality Horror fiction, this exciting anthology is packed with stories written by best-selling masters and up-and-coming maestros of the genre, including Ramsey Campbell, JF Gonzales, Jack Dann, Charlee Jacob, Robert Dunbar, Adam Millard, Christine Morgan and Billie Sue Mosiman to name a few.Horror stories steeped in psychological terror sit alongside visions of strange worlds and fantastical landscapes drenched in blood. 'Quiet horror' sits comfortably next to more visceral portrayals of the monsters that lurk deep within the human heart. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once said: "where there is no imagination there is no horror" - the horror expressed by the authors in Fresh Fear show that imagination and excellent story-telling produce the best fear-inducing tales.Available in both ebook and print editions.Authors/Stories:Scathe meic Beorh – God of the WindRobert Dunbar – High RiseRamsey Campbell – WelcomelandLily Childs – Strange TastesLincoln Crisler – Nouri and the BeetlesJack Dann – CampsThomas Erb – Spencer Weaver Gets RebootedBrandon Ford – Scare MeCarole Gill – RaisedLindsey Beth Goddard – The Tooth CollectorJF Gonzalez – Love HurtsDane Hatchell – ‘takersCharlee Jacob – Inside the Buzzword BoxK Trap Jones – Demon Eyed BlindTim Jones – ProteinJames Ward Kirk – BlockRoy C Booth & Axel Kohagen – Just Another ExShane McKenzie – So Much DeathShaun Meeks – Perfection Through SilenceAdam Millard – The Incongruous Mr MarwickChristine Morgan – Nails of The DeadBillie Sue Mosiman – VerbotenChantal Noordeloos – The DoorDon Noble – PsychWH Pugmire – Darkness Dancing in Your EyesWilliam Todd Rose – The Grave DancerEA Irwin – Justice through Twelve StepsAnna Taborska – Out of the Light*WARNING: R 18+ - Contains graphic scenes of violence and psychological horror. Not suitable for younger readers.

From the Back Cover

With over 450 pages, Fresh Fear is packed with stories written by both masters and up-and-coming maestros of the horror genre. Tales steeped in psychological horror sit alongside visions of strange worlds and fantastical landscapes drenched in blood. 'Quiet horror' sits comfortably next to more visceral portrayals of the monsters that lurk deep within the human heart. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famously once said, "where there is no imagination there is no horror" - the horror expressed by the authors in Fresh Fear show that imagination is indeed tantamount to excellent story-telling.Prepare yourself for 28 tales of fear-inducing horror from some of today's best authors of dark fiction.

About the Author

William Cook is the author of the popular psychological thriller, 'Blood Related' and editor of 'Fresh Fear: An Anthology of Macabre Horror.' He is also the author of two non-fiction books: 'Gaze Into The Abyss: The Poetry of Jim Morrison' and 'Secrets of Best-Selling Self-Published Authors.' Father to four daughters, William lives in New Zealand with his wife and family. Always seeking to better his life and writing, he strives to produce the best quality books on interesting subjects that will satisfy his growing audience.If you enjoy psychological thrillers such as James Patterson's Alex Cross novels, James Ellroy's 'Killer on the Road,' or Bret Easton Ellis's 'American Psycho,' take a look at William Cook's 'Blood Related.' Best-selling author of 'The Manitou' and 'Descendant,' Graham Masterton says after reading 'Blood Related' that: "William Cook tells a gruesome story with a sense of authenticity that makes you question with considerable unease if it really is fiction, after all."Fans of Dan Poynter, Joanna Penn or Derek Murphy should find Cook's 'Secrets of Best-Selling Self-Published Authors' of interest. "William Cook is an uncompromising horror writer. Be prepared to slink down theunderbelly of the world as visions are revealed that can't beunseen.Strong stomachs required here folks!"- Rocky Wood, former President of The Horror Writers Association and Stephen King biographer. Thanks for reading.

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