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The Stranger

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Get into the Halloween spirit with twelve new horror novellas from the twisted minds of our favorite authors. With demons, serial killers, cursed objects, fallen angels, and Death himself, there’s a spooky treat for every taste in this delicious mix. Dig in and see what The Stranger has in store for you.

Denise A. Agnew: Peeper. A peeping Tom discovers there’s something more evil than him roaming the neighborhood.

Joan Blackheart: The Factory. When a traveler takes a temp job at a factory in Wales, nothing is scarier than the daily grind.

L. Bowen: Not Yet. G has never mattered before now. But after being pushed too close to the edge, she gets a taste of what it really means to be alive.

Courtney Butler: Mona. In a world abandoned by God, humanity imprisons a fallen angel.

Jessica Cale: Bear River. Death stalks a Minnesota nursing home…until a night nurse stalks him back.

D.L. Duncan: Tough Cookie. Halloween baking gets scarier with a set of cursed cookie cutters.

Sarah Elliot: The Collector. Karma comes for the cruel when the Collector is marked for collection.

Arthur M. Harper: Oceanus. Psychological experiments on a submarine. What could possibly go wrong?

Jennifer Johnson: The Deck. A woman at a crossroads must fight for her life when a man arrives with a special deck of tarot cards.

Rosanna Leo: The Cemetery Guardian. A grieving woman meets a tall, dark stranger at the Toronto Necropolis.

Quenby Olson: With My Own Eyes. A spiritualist comes face to face with a demon in Victorian England.

Justin Thoby: The Last Son. A knight rides down the apocalypse in a violent hellscape of zombies and false idols.

400 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 2, 2017

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Jessica Cale

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Jessica Cale is an award-winning author, public historian, and journalist. Originally from Minnesota, she earned her BA in History and MFA in Creative and Media Writing at Swansea University in Wales, while working as a freelance contributor to BBC History Magazine. She has volunteered as a sex-education teacher for Planned Parenthood, and she brings the history of sex to a broader audience as the host of the Dirty Sexy History podcast and editor of the Dirty Sexy History blog. She has appeared as an on-camera historian on Netflix’s hit docudrama, The Lost Pirate Kingdom. Jessica is passionate about women’s social and medical history, focusing on the history of sex, contraception, drugs, and cosmetics

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October 20, 2017
Wow. First let me say that of all the authors listed, I was only familiar with Rosanna Leo's work. So it was great reading stories from authors I was passingly familiar with but had not really read their work before. I'm one of those annoying readers who can guess who the bad guy is halfway through a book, which is why I don't read mystery or thrillers very often. Story after story, this anthology kept surprising me. I made the mistake of starting it when I went to bed. I say mistake because I could not put it down.

Familiar only with Rosanna Leo's romance work, I was totally unprepared for what I read. Whereas I found Marianne to be a very sad character, possibly in need of grief therapy, just looking for something or someone to connect with, my feelings on Edward were the complete opposite. I found Edward sweet with a healthy dose of creepy. Who knew Leo's mind could be so dark and creepy? I love it!
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November 1, 2017
Got this for Rosanna Leo`s story `The cemetery guardian` and it was a deliciously spooky story! I loved it!
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