Tell-Tale Publishing's 5th Annual Horror Anthology

My contribution to this year's anthology is Bride of Bazel. Linnea is a new bride, and she's on her honeymoon, but her husband's name is Mehmet. She has a Siamese cat named Sabrina, too. You'll have to read her story to discover why the title is appropriate. 

Also contained in perhaps the best ever anthology are:

The grey-suit guys portray a great rat race, but if you think that’s scary get to know the burbs. They’re a real jungle.

Prepare to look at your modern home a little closer and be sure you’re wearing protective eye gear.

This year’s anthology will take you back to to the Wild Wild West and the Salem that nightmares are made of.

It'll teach you some white magic learned by children at their mother’s knee from the time of the Celts. 

​You can travel through time but be careful not to become a sacrifice in a secret ritual or a player in a not-so-fun game in which only the jinn know the rules. 

​"Now in its fifth incarnation, Tell-Tale's horror anthologies have become an annual benchmark of emerging talent and well-told stories. The select seven featured here will yank you backward and forward again in time, visiting the exotic and the seemingly mundane, at a pace and a pulse calibrated for Halloween chills. Beware of a cat named Sabrina and a Celtic goddess with a passport to Salem – yes, that Salem. An old farmhouse could hold more vivid memories than just its mortal foundations, and think twice about rescuing the sister of a young boy if you find yourself in a desert. Twins may not be what they seem, so hang onto your hat (and your head). For that matter, hang on to your whole body unless you want to risk permanent eviction. Also, you may never use steak knives again. Trick or treat! " –Thomas Sullivan--USA Today best-selling novelist  (https://thomassullivanauthor.com)