Plenty of creep, gore and twists are contained in this grisly 13-story anthology, written by some of the best horror comics writers in the industry. Stories include: 'Jacked In' by Frank Forte, where a programmer gets double crossed by a greedy girlfriend and he gets his sweet revenge; part 1 of Tim Vigil's new 'Survival Extinction Z', a post-apocalyptic horror tale and part 2 of 'Ruined Earth', Billy George's tale of giant worms and armageddon.

It's DARK, HORRIFIC and very FUNNY. The "Grin Creeper," writer ROBERT STEVEN RHINE's, 280 page, glossy, color, graphic novel, featuring 43 of the top horror comic book illustrators in the world: WILLIAM STOUT, TIM VIGIL, ALAN. M. CLARK, JOHN CASSADAY, HILARY BARTA, STEVE BISSETTE, SPAIN RODRIGUEZ, FRANK DIETZ, JIM SMITH, TONE RODRIGUEZ, FRANK FORTE, ERIC PIGORS, ALEX PARDEE, MIKE SOSNOWSKI, OMAHA PEREZ, JOE VIGIL, JOHN HOWARD, DAVID HARTMAN, MATT HOWARTH, D.W. FRYDENDALL, TOMMY CASTILLO, BRYAN BAUGH, SHANNON WHEELER, VINCENT WALLER, JACOB HAIR, GAK, NENAD GUCUNJA, JOE BUCCO, KEVIN COLDEN, MARK COVELL, STEVE COBB, ANDY BRADY, DAVID PALEO, FRANKIE B. WASHINGTON, JOHN WATKINS CHOW, RICH LONGMORE, RAFAL HRYNKIEWICZ, STEPH DUMAIS, ALEKSANDAR SOTIROVSKI, JEFF GAITHER, CLAY HENSS, STEVEN MANNION, ALASTAIR FELL & NORMAN CABRERA. SATAN's 3-RING CIRCUS of HELL is a more humorous and darker "Tales Of The Crypt," pushing the boundaries farther, while walking the knife-blade between horror and humor. This collectors anthology brings more top horror genre artists together in one quality horror collection than ever before! Four years in the making -- a true labor of blood. The book also features the award winning short story by R.S. Rhine, first prize winner of the 2005 WORLD HORROR CON dark fiction contest, "Propeller Boy" (illustrated by Alex Pardee).

From the author of the UK Amazon Horror Chart #4 hit "Gated" comes the Amazon UK & US Horror/Anthology Chart #1 bestseller & also voted #5 on The Horror Novel Review's Top 10 Books of 2013"Matt Drabble, has created thirteen haunting short stories that leave you with a chill..." SAGE ADDERLEY"Matt Drabble is nothing short of a genius when it comes to painting a picture of his characters and the scenes of his stories...I am usually not a big reader, but this novel was sensational! I started reading and couldn't stop..." LITTLE BLOG OF HORROR"Consistently very, very strong and it's got one of the finer wraparound tales you'll spot in recent release... Like Stephen King, or Clive Barker, there's simply no telling what the man will deliver in a package of this nature..." HORROR NOVEL REVIEWS"This was one freaky ride...The stories are surprisingly creative and I would often find myself wishing to read faster to get to the twist at the end of each story..."THE AMBER DIARIES"Matt does it again with these mind blowing shorts about Blackwater Heights. Allow him to stand the hair on the back of your neck on end and keep it that way until the very end of the book..." EKINDLE REVIEWS.COM"Turn down the lights, turn off the TV and cuddle up with these stories tonight - talk about being afraid of the dark!" BOOK FIDELITY"It takes skill to make the short story format work and Matt Drabble has mastered it as he is able to establish both character and story in a matter of pages while conveying a sense of horror and terror" REELYBORED.COMBlackwater Heights is a building with a long dark history, some of it is well known but more is shrouded in myth and legend. None more so than that of its founding father Horace Whisker.Martin Parcell is an ex-journalist with shattered dreams of an author's career. Sidelined through a car crash's injuries, he finds himself forced through governmental austerity measures having to take a custodians position at a private mental health hospital. A writer with undoubted talent, but an author without a story.He begins his new job deep in depression and drowning under waves of his lost dreams. On his first night he meets Jimmy, his elderly supervisor who has spent most of his life within the hospital walls. Jimmy is nearing retirement age and desperate to rest his weary bones. Jimmy offers Martin a way out for both of them, access to the background histories and stories of the hospital's patients. A collection of 13 tales from the darkly disturbed minds of the residents of Blackwater Heights.As the long night unwinds, Martin finds himself deeply troubled as the tales unfold before him and threaten to drag him down into their insanity.

Since Bram Stoker first penned Dracula in 1897, this horror classic has been endlessly reinterpreted on stage, screen and print. Drawing on Universal Pictures' 1930s rendition of Count Dracula during the Golden Age of horror films, Dracula: Asylum is a bold new turn on a story that has remained a consistent favorite for over 100 years. The book follows the activities at Dr. Seward's Sanatorium, the location from which Dracula drew several victims before being destroyed by Jonathan Harker in the original story.

Andrew is different and he knows it, he always has. So when the voices in his head tell him to climb out on a window ledge he doesn't hesitate . . . Andrew Harland has been a loner since being diagnosed with schizophrenia. He is shuffled around from juvenile detention centers to outpatient clinics with expensive doctors. Nothing seems to help. His parents, desperate to have him out of the house, send him off to a revolutionary new psychiatric hospital in the Pacific Northwest. Haunted by his own son's suicide, Dr. David Styles saves Andrew from the ledge and takes a personal interest in his case.What he uncovers sends him on a desperate journey to rescue Andrew. Because something is terribly wrong at the hospital. Treatments are conducted at odd hours. Patients disappear into the bowels of the massive, aged building, sometimes never to be seen again, and Andrew is plagued by visions stranger than any he's ever known.And the voices in Andrew's head are getting louder. Asylum is a horror novel that takes you to the edge of supernatural terror. If you enjoy Clive Barker, Stephen King, and Peter Straub, you will love this dark tale by Erik Lynd.

After the sudden death of his wife, Brady Tanner moves to the small Michigan town where he spent summers as a youth. But he soon learns that small towns can be stained by memories ... and secrets too. As Brady is drawn into unearthing the secrets of the town and of the abandoned psychiatric hospital on the shores of Asylum Lake, he discovers a new love in an old friend. But there is an evil presence lurking beneath the waters of the lake. What is the source of this evil--and what does it want with Brady Tanner?