Anna Reith: 13 books

Rookie trucker Jack is stoked for his first solo trip on the Arctic Road. But, out there on the ice, there are things that shouldn’t exist outside of stories. A spine-tingling strange tale that explores the bounds of imagination and reality.

Animal Control Officer Rebecah Pearsall hates working the night shift. As a full moon rises over Seattle, there are even more crazy people than usual roaming the streets, and Becah really doesn’t need any more complications. But an encounter behind the local pizzeria brings her into contact with...

Olly loves stone circles. Jason loves Olly, and so begins a week's holiday monument-hopping in  Wiltshire. But is it really dangerous to dance among the stones? When a young couple book into a chintzy, traditional guest-house in rural Wiltshire, they're set to experience all the delights...

An archaeological dig unearths an ancient Celtic secret... but what wakes should have been left buried.

Artist Sarah Poole never expected to inherit her Aunt Charlotte’s 1930s Art Deco villa in Cornwall, England. She travels to the tiny village of Porth Greavy and falls in love with the beautiful white house on the cliff, but with it comes a mysterious visitor. Who is the intriguing Michael Polrose, and what does he really want?

There have always been Glennisters at Glenmuir but, for Andy, an employee of the estate, the family is little more than a blight on the Highlands. What is the connection between him and Nicky Glennister, the young laird of Glenmuir, and what of the strange creature that legend says roams the land?

Thirty years after his death, glam rock star Damon Brent is back, trying to avenge his murder with the help of the daughter of his biggest fan. Glam rock star Damon Brent was riding high when he died: fame, fortune... like, the works, baby. But, despite what the papers said, his death was...

Adrift in the underworld of Paris, Esther has an unsettling secret. Michele is drawn into her world against his better judgement, but what monsters lurk in the darkness?

A shy, socially inept art history student becomes obsessed with a painting of Saint Sebastian in the National Gallery, little imagining the effect it will have on him. As Mark finds himself inexorably – and strangely – drawn to the painted saint, his world is changed in more ways than he ever expected.

Ouseman Fahd is unusual. Somewhere along the line between life and death, mortality and the infinite, he walks. And where Ouseman walks, the seraphs watch. This short story was originally featured in the anthology 'The Root Cellar and other stories', as part of the Bloody Parchment literary competition.

Seven tales to intrigue, entice, and unnerve. Black Ice: collected stories is a compendium of dark fantasy, magic realism and horror that blurs the boundaries between myth and reality, imagination and nightmare. In The Red Man, an archaeological dig unearths a secret that should have stayed...

An artist, his model, and the ceaseless call of the sea: a short story about vision, identity, and perception.

Six follows Ren everywhere she goes, but something's following him. It stalks him through the darkness of time and space, and it's hard to tell whether it's his past catching up, or reality giving way to what's really there. A darkly comic, twisted short story about sins, myths, and nightmares.