Hello, fright fans! Halloween is over, but the horror never...

Young Adult Fiction Best Sellers: The Best New YA Horror, Paranormal, and Dystopian Books by Jackson Dean Chase

Hello, fright fans! Halloween is over, but the horror never ends…

Are you ready to join the thousands of rabid readers who have downloaded my #1 bestselling young adult short stories? Tales of the paranormal present and dystopian future, forbidden worlds where no one is safe from evil.

Young Adult Fiction Best Sellers: The Best New YA Horror, Paranormal, and Dystopian Books presents four thrilling, chilling tales of teen girls trapped by men and monsters in sinister nightmares. Some will be seduced, some will be destroyed, and others… well, let’s just say every victory has its price!

Come to the Cemetery: One by one, all Cara’s friends are found lying dead on top the same grave. What cruel curse binds their fates, and can Cara escape? A ghost story to end all ghost stories! The Werewolf Wants Me: Felicia has a crush on the new bad boy. But her desire to “walk on the wild side” will lead her deep into a deadly forest with only one way out… The Haunting of Hex House: The most insane haunted house story ever written… Deb’s mom is a realtor assigned to sell a brooding clifftop mansion. When she disappears, Deb has no choice to but to follow… what she finds will shock you and send your soul screaming into darkness! Hard Times in Dronetown: A little something for fans of Divergent and The Hunger Games who like their dystopians darker… This is the story that proves you don’t need maniacs or monsters to tell a scary story. Rylee and Vikka test friendship and survival in a grim future world where teens are slaves and even the very air is rationed. This is the heartbreaking prequel to the dysoptian YA novel, Drone , and this book includes the first four chapters of Drone as a special bonus!

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Before you download, ask yourself one question: Do you love horror?