Presents aren’t the only thing that can get ripped apart at ChristmasExplore the darker side of the festive season with these six short horror stories.‘Better Be Good’. A mother with an unruly son wonders whether she should tell Santa he’s been a naughty boy.‘Decorating the Tree’. A keen woman who’s very particular about her decorations notices something that shouldn’t be there.‘Lights for Company’. A cheating wife ends up paying a steep price for her infidelity.‘Meeting Santa Claus’. An alcoholic Santa struggles to stay in character on Christmas Eve.‘Presents for Raymond’. A family puts out a present for the unborn Raymond every year, but one year strange things start happening.‘Snowmen’. A loner with a passion for building snowmen wants to make one that will last forever.Christmas can be bloody awful. Some of the poor people in these short stories won’t be getting nice gifts. Instead, they’ll experience torture, trauma and maybe even death.If you’re looking for some horror stories themed to Christmas, you’re sure to enjoy Presents for Raymond.Buy now and see just how disastrous and horrific Christmas can be.

Four Stories of Psychological, Supernatural, and Cosmic DreadThey didn’t break into our homes.They slipped in quietly — through the cracks of ordinary life.A collection of fast, immersive works of literary horror exploring intrusion, paranoia, and the collapse of normal life.Dark, intelligent, and profoundly human, They Came Into Our Lives blends the psychological tension of Paul Tremblay, the atmospheric dread of Adam Nevill, and the raw human fear found in Stephen King’s most unsettling work.A must-read for fans of literary horror, psychological thrillers, and the unnerving terror of ordinary life.— — —? 4-in-1 Complete Horror CollectionThis edition brings together all four standalone stories from the They Came Into Our Lives series — previously published individually, now available for the first time in a single complete volume.If you’re new to the series, this collection gives you the entire four-story experience in one book.— — —Inside the CollectionIn You’re Being Posted Alex finds photos of himself online — moments he never lived, never remembers, and never took. The more the posts multiply, the more the algorithm exposes the parts of his life meant to stay private. A cold, paranoid techno-thriller about surveillance, identity, and digital fear.In Below the Rift a climber descends into the earth to find his missing partner — and discovers something waiting in the dark. Every step downward pulls him deeper into the tunnels, into the truth, and into himself. Cinematic, claustrophobic cosmic horror with visceral realism and emotional depth.In One Dead Thing a reclusive writer opens her door to her fever-stricken neighbor — burning, starving, and no longer human. What begins as compassion becomes a night trapped with something that should not exist. Precise, suffocating domestic horror with quiet, mounting dread.In Trigger Hex a casual shooting trip turns nightmarish when two strangers walk into the firelight. What follows is a spiral of guilt, violence, and the thin line between human cruelty and something far darker. Grounded, tense rural horror simmering with moral rot and slow-burn danger.— — —? Reader Reviews????? “Four top-notch stories that are dark, scary, and make you think.”????? “Each story is its own little masterpiece of horror.”????? “It’s rare to find a horror author with such a strong and original voice.”????? “Lean, mean, and gritty — mature, confident writing that almost has an early Stephen King vibe.”— — —About the AuthorDean Harrow writes dark, character-driven horror that explores intrusion, identity, paranoia, and the thin edges of ordinary life. His stories blend psychological tension with grounded realism, creeping supernatural dread, and the fear of being truly seen.

Rera is about to discover she's a walking contradiction - a thief who works for the goddess of justice.While on the run, Rera accidentally stumbles into a sacred ceremony and the unthinkable happens - Ma'at chooses her to be one of her priestesses.After having only gotten by thanks to thieving, moving into the temple is a shock for Rera, especially when she's paired with another trainee priestess who makes it clear she wants nothing to do with her.But there are plots stirring in London, and Rera's old life is about to come crashing into her new one.-No Justice For Thieves is book one in Scales Of Justice, an urban fantasy series based on Egyptian mythology and set in the same world as The Apprentice Of Anubis.If you love Egyptian mythology, alternative versions of the modern day, temple politics, slow-burn workplace romance, and a world where the gods are real, then the Scales Of Justice series is for you!