Stories To Make Your Skin Crawl (Chamber of Horror Series)

Stories To Make Your Skin Crawl is a collection of 20 stories for readers who love horror and appreciate a good scare.If you are fans of Twilight Zone, Tales From the Crypt, Night Gallery, Outer Limits, One Step Beyond, and horror stories with a plot and a twist ending, look no further. Billy Wells Horror is your ticket to a journey into the macabre if you dare.The nightmares include:WHITE RABBIT: No one believed a rabbit had disabled George's Lincoln Town car and blocked two lanes of traffic.THE SECOND VIRGIN BIRTH: At midnight on Christmas Eve, a nun rescues a baby left on the chapel steps in the freezing cold. ASPIRATIONS: A new student tells a blind date about all the things he plans to do in his life.UNBELIEVABLE: Strange things happen to a commuter after he is captivated by an alluring woman on his way to work. NO COUNTRY FOR A YOUNG WITCH: A woman buys a very old photograph of a young woman in a stunning black gown at an antique shop.MOTHER: After the death of his mother, Roger's alcoholism and fear of losing his inheritance, cause his life to spiral out of control.BAD APPLE: Two brothers, different as night and day, reunite after one spends fifteen years in prison while the other prospered.OFF LIMITS: June loses her job and moves in with her sister under the explicit condition her sister's bedroom is off limits. ANOTHER DAMN DAY IN VEGAS: Two detectives have a particularly grisly day in the course of chasing bad guys.THE SPINSTER: A plainly dressed, unattractive writer submits a surprisingly provocative story in a literary contest.SANTA'S NOT COMING TO TOWN: An eight-year-old boy is pissed that Santa never brings him toys like his friends at school and seeks revenge.LOVE SLAVE: A genetic researcher is obsessed with finding what part of the brain dictates sexual attraction in the various species.ALIEN ABDUCTION: Two detectives investigate the peculiar disappearance of a wife having lunch on the patio with her husband.MY SON: After a hometown hero is killed in an accident, his father finds disturbing photos hidden in his son's office.JEHOVAH'S DISCIPLE: A serial killer who believes, because he is doing God's work, he has superhuman powers.TIME TRAVELERS: A college student in an experiment involving time travel exchanges places with a murderer about to be executed on death row.THE GOBLIN: A tourist in Vegas steals money from a quadriplegic panhandler who has special powers.THE DARK, CREEPY WOODS: Two teens with nothing better to do decide to ignore the No Trespassing sign and investigate the woods where three teens had disappeared five years before.GRAVE ROBBERS: Two men hired to rob the graves of deceased persons practicing religions that prohibit embalming decide to blackmail their employer.DIMENSIONS: A baseball card collector visits a weird shop that exists in a time warp with 1950 prices for merchandise.

About the Author

I've written eleven collections of horror stories, which includes 183 short stories and one novella.Check out my latest videos for the gory details of my gruesome stories.My goal when I started was to exceed Ray Bradbury's 400 short stories.It goes without saying it will be an uphill climb.  My web site, billywellshorror.com, includes sample stories from all mycollections. Since reviews are the life's blood of every author, I would greatly appreciate a review of any of my books on Amazon.com and holdanyone who does in high esteem for all eternity. Stephen King is my favorite horror writer, and I admire what King hasaccomplished in the horror genre in terms of movies made from hisconsiderable volume of work. My channels on Youtube has amassed over7,500,000 views, mostly from my "Dead Celebrities" videos. I love movies and had seen over 1,500 by the age of 13 when there wassnow on 13 channels after midnight. My favorite horror movies areHalloween, Night of the Living Dead, and the Evil Dead. My favoritemovie of all time Is Frank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life with JamesStewart. My favorite authors are Stephen King, Ray Bradbury, DouglasPreston and Lincoln Child, John Sandford, Michael Connelly, Robert B.Parker , Clive Cussler, James Patterson, Jeffery Deaver, Dean Koontz,Edgar Allen Poe, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, James Lee Burke, RichardMatheson, Lee Child, & Jack Kilborn/Konrath.

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