Still a bit stunned and feeling more and more ashamed.... I sat down to have dinner with my friend's wife... Connie was quite the cook. I'd known her for so many years..... but NOT like this... This was not the Connie I knew back in high school. Not the Connie I knew in college either... This was a different person.... she was so...... PERFECT.... in everything that she did... just perfect.

Having lost his job after 30 years, Bill struggles to make the best of a bad situation as the crows taunt him in his sleep.

She's cute, she's sassy, she's spunky and she's deeply disturbed.

A young college student is held captive by a very intelligent and very insane man.  What is he up to?

After a long night and way too much to drink a young man tries to take a shortcut on the way home.  He ends up in a strange place he's never been before.

After suffering a bad fall, Martin begins to have strange visions.  Is he insane?  Is he losing his mind or is he seeing an awful truth?

Recently divorced Madolyn finds herself in an awkward situation with a very dangerous killer.  

The moment I stood up my eyes fixed right into his! It was HIM! The old Man in the field..... His eyes was just as green as a pair of emeralds! He was standing right outside the field. He didn't look mean but he scared me ice cold. I dropped the ball and screamed! Everybody came runnin' over... Tim saw him, the teacher saw him and jus' about everybody on the playground saw him. They started screaming "Man in the Field!" "Old Green Eyes!" "The Ghost!!"

There was a cracking sound approaching from behind me. Casey's eyes were wide with fear as she dropped both hands to her side and stood dead still. I knew the sound well. It was neither the thumpy hoof-drops of a wild deer nor the gentle wisping of a mountain lion's paws, nor the swift scuffle of coyote feet. This was a heavy deliberate stomp of a machine with a single purpose.

I spun around and leaning on the left door frame with all my weight, I eased my head out the door and watched as a tall silhouette with a furry companion disappeared into the dark end of the hall. A silent whine began to grow in my left ear. The figure seemed to drift deeper into the darkness then swiftly sank into another open door to the left. Another cold chill ran through my body as a voice in my head told me that, "It didn't look HUMAN!"