Jonathan Maberry

Thomas Malafarina

Major Roxbrough

Anya Louw

Cedar Lockheart

Moon Books Horror Anthology 5 has a sinister gathering of tales to offer, tales of terror and dread - with victims, heroes and villains lurking in the shadows! Join us for a darkly delicious cluster of horror tales laced with a smidgeon of terror, a dash of mystery, a hint suspense and even a modicum of fantasy! After all, is it not the mystery which gives us suspense - and the suspense which makes the final horror that much more ...final? Stories include: The Death Poem of Sensei Otoro by Jonathan Maberry Normanwood by Anya Louw Skinwalker by Cedar J. Lockheart Corona Dance by Major Roxbrough Remember When by Thomas M. Malafarina Operation Gargoyle Rescue by Tess Stoops Steel My Angel by Drew Beasley

Moon Books Horror Anthology V

In the future man will have moved on in terms of technological skill, but will he have become any more moral? Will he have learned to live in peace with others? Will the earth still be in the garden paradise it is now? Will the population be under control? Or will man have learned nothing from his past mistakes, read history, and learned nothing?

Axevictim

It is the thirty-third century, and mankind has begun to colonise the solar system. With the development of cold fusion, he has even spread beyond the planets around Sol and reached the Star Proxima, although not without any unforeseen problems and setbacks. Yet though man has advanced technologically, he is still the same marred creature that he ever was. Conflict exists between different sovereignties, competitive companies, and the ever-present battle of the sexes. Though he has come so far since ancient times, he is still essentially capable of making the errors that he always did, but in new and fantastic ways and with new and ever more advanced devices. Then there is the problem of the androids and of course the Biotron! Here are twelve glimpses into the possible future created by one writers twisted imagination.

Major Roxbrough

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