Chosen

Chosen-A Horror Anthology-is a harrowing collection of short stories that both captivate and disturb-sure to satisfy your craving for horror.

• Honor thy Mother, by J. M Clark-Cora loves her ailing mother. Misguided doctors attempt intervention, but Cora knows best. 
• Bortle Scale One, by Hannah Gibbs-When a group of boys set out in search of a place devoid of all light pollution, they discover just what lurks in the darkest places in the woods.
• Honeybones, by Logan Sroufe-Honeybones is about special occasions, rules, and love. Alice and John have the most wonderful adventures. The taste, the indulgence, the honey ... always finger-licking good.
• Welcome to the Family, by Noah Hoffmann-The apocalypse is now. It's survive or succumb.
• Fog of War, by I. A. Sykes-A ruthlessly cunning barbarian uses fog and death to challenge the heroic identities of a prince and his comrades. They must fight through or die.
• Captain's Log, by Sarah Wilson Gregory-Trapped on their ship in a windless sea, a captain and crew catalogue their experiences as the days pass and horrors unfold. 
• Dahlia, by Holly Slater-After his divorce, a passionate night with the alluring Dahlia leaves Charlie wanting more. But he soon discovers there's a dark side to dating.
• The Midnight Radio, by Hannah Gibbs-After Caleb scores a sweet deal on an antique radio, reality unravels.
• Shadow of the Aal, by Devin D. Namaky-Nearing the end of pregnancy, with the perfect birth plan in place, a pregnant Vis faces rumors of a deev that wrestles control of reality.
• FACE, by Jack Ramirez-A man wakes up to find his face gone, and a new one sewn in its place. Each day he wears it, he loses more of his soul.
• Mr. Needles, by Noah Hoffmann-A young boy's imaginary friend is murdered and something sinister comes to take its place.
• The Calming House, by J. M. Clark-The name of the game is to stay calm, or be calmed.
• Sweet, Sweethaven, by Victoria Meadows-Faith is questioned, billionaires become victims, and trophy wives are enlightened, as Sweethaven asserts balance over greed, blasphemy, and immorality.