Kim McDougall tells a seafaring / vampire story that takes you into a place you would rather not go in "The Raft."

In "Day of the Dead," Marilyn Peake makes you wonder if you would be different if you put on a mask, in this creepy story of a hunt for the right Halloween costume, with a shift into a question of real identity.

J. Richard Jacobs does a whole new take on the "Beast in the Basement" story, making you wonder if fear alone really can kill. How far will your imagination take you?

Biff Mitchell takes fear of spiders and heights to a whole new level in "Arachnotail."  Is death worse than facing your worst fear?

I'm addicted to these fascinating journeys into the imagination by the writers at Double Dragon Publishing...what unearthly ideas can they possibly come up with next? I can't wait for a new addition to the Twisted Tails series.  They really interfere with my bedtime.