Anthology I: The Other Side

A collection of stories about things that go bump in the night. Stories about the end of the world, what happens when your wishes come true, and when your emotions become your darkest enemy.

1. Come Home with Me – Never invite her to come home with you. She will never leave till you are dead.

2. The Other Side – This story is written in the point of view of one man who witnesses the end of the world.

3. Mission of Mercy – This story is written in the point of view of the one who will end the world. This story is linked to The Other

Side.

4. The Best Friend – Ever wondered what your best friend is thinking when she is smiling at you?

5. The Lonely Heart – A young man ponders the end of his life after being rejected by society and family but not everything is what it

seems.

6. Mary had a Little Lamb – A young woman who receives a disturbing prophecy that someone she loves will end her life and the desperate

measures she takes to keep that from happening.

7. Mother and the Birds -  Flash fiction of what a mother wants her son to learn.

8. The Death Star – A story in the voice of a young star looking for his purpose in space and finally finding it.

9. Children of the Mist – Wishes do come true but at what expense? Five young children were given their dreams and now the time has come

for them to make a choice whether they want to keep their dreams.

10. The Suicide Case – A story about how three lives are intertwined to balance the scales between good and evil.

Reviews

"This is not your typical "Horror" book. The different stories seem to have not your typical point of view and a few of the stories I had to read twice because once I read the ending it made me think..."now wait a minute"... which is a good thing. I like a book where you can not predict what will come next and this book definitely did that. Each story was unique in a good way and it was hard for me to put down for the night. I would definitely recommend this book for a horror book which is just not "gore" but also dashed with a twisted point of view." - Sharonmz, Amazon.com

"This is one book that will definitely haunt you for a very long time. Death if final the author makes you value life and brings to light the importance of embracing it."  - Fran Lewis, Amazon.com

"Instead of describing the book as falling into the science fiction or horror genre, I’d prefer to say that it more properly falls into the genre Margaret Atwood calls speculative fiction. As for the stories themselves, many are loosely connected via geography or theme and can be read independently or in the context of the whole collection. The stories invited reflection on the different points of view, “the other side,” of what the protagonists conveyed to us. I can’t wait to read more by this young writer!" - Josie Rodrigues, Goodreads.com

Group of short stories that were very good. Some better than others but overall worth reading. - Cathy, Goodreads.com