Stephen King meets Dean Koontz. Do you like stories in the style of the Twilight zone, Outer limits and Tales from the crypt?

Then this massive book of short stories is for you, not too wordy, not too long but still packs a hell of a punch.

159 tales from the deepest depths of the psyche, this massive book by a single author has taken over 20 years to write and takes over 100 hours to read, if you want a book that’s going to keep you up into the early hours of the morning then this is it.

This book is filled with bizarre happenings from ax-wielding serial killers to shadow demons in the dark and things that go bump in the night.

Over 1800 pages and 159 tales from the deepest depths of the psyche. So, light the bedside lamp, draw the bed-covers close and prepare for a rare treat of a book that will have you reading into the early hours of the morning. $1.99 on Kindle.

When Ian Maloney casually killed his former boss, and then jumped from the roof of their office building to his death, it seemed like the stress of his job had become too much and he had snapped.

For investigator Adam Kelly it is a perplexing mystery, made even more so as the killer had left three letters at the scene, scrawled in his victim’s blood. But when a colleague tells him that he had worked on a strikingly similar case some months before, Adam is intrigued. And when he learns that the same three letters had been left at that scene it enhances his interest even further.

So, when 28-year-old salesman Shane Kirk’s best friend Peter also kills, apparently without motive, and then commits suicide, the detective finds yet another link to his investigations.

Could it be that a serial killer is on the loose, killing by proxy and leaving little trace of his activities? It’s certainly a possibility, but what, if anything, is the link to Shane Kirk? And what is the significance of the three letters, IDB? $0.99 on Kindle.