Get the first 3 special edition Cursed Manuscripts in this money-saving bundle.
Includes DRM-FREE epub copies of Witch, Zombie, & Hell Train. Will work on all electronic devices and ereaders. Full book descriptions below!
WITCH
A modern classic of horror & suspense, about two teenage outcasts discovering something very disturbing in the woods....
In an effort to escape the local bullies, best friends Ashley and Jude are about to brave Devil's Ditch, a place deep within the woods that everyone says is haunted. But those are just stories, right? Silly urban legends.
At first, everything seems okay, but then Ashley and Jude stumble upon something rather odd. An old farmhouse covered in weeds. Inside, they find a naked woman. A naked woman in chains. Her name is Rose, and there's something not quite right about her. If you go down to the woods tonight, you're sure of a big surprise...
Zombie
Lots of things can break down. Cars. Marriages. Flesh.
After a terrible night of arguing, young married couple, Laura and Danny, drive home with their daughter, Rose, asleep in the back seat. Danny is drunk, and shouldn't be driving at all, but Laura keeps quiet about it. She always keeps quiet. There's no point making her husband angry. That would only make things worse. But things are about to get much much worse.
What happens next will put Laura's strained marriage to the ultimate test as she and Danny find themselves broken down in the middle of the night on a lonely road. Their only hope for survival is to stay inside the car, because there are cannibalistic maniacs outside trying eat them.
HELL TRAIN
Welcome aboard. Your destination is Hell...
Clip and Xavi are students in love, and have just boarded a train in order to catch their afternoon lectures. But they aren't going to make their destination today. Fate has other plans for them.
The world is about to stop making sense, and Clip and Xavi's bright futures are going to be cut very short. The train just entered a tunnel, but it doesn't seem to be coming out the other end. It's almost as if the tunnel goes on forever. And ever. And ever.