Twisted: Tales of Obsession and Terror

Horror author Rick R. Reed's first collection of short stories presents ten of his best--and scariest--tales. Nine of the ten stories have appeared previously in such acclaimed anthologies as The Crow: Shattered Lives and Broken Dreams and the one new story "Meat Mallet" introduces readers to a very gruesome chef, who is hungry for more than love. From the macabre to the surreal to the all-too-real, these stories convey both the despair and hope of the human condition, while at the same time providing sleep-with-lights-on nightmare chills.

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Includes the following stories: "Crime Scene," "The Man in Milwaukee," "On Line," "Epiphany," "Meat Mallet," "Morbidly Obese," "Speed Freak," "How Do I Love Thee?" "Tool of Enslavement," and "Moving Toward the Light."

About the Author

Rick R. Reed's published novels include A Face Without a Heart, Penance, and Obsessed. His novels In the Blood and I.M. will be out in the fall of 2006 and spring of 2007, respectively. His short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies.

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