Serenity Falls

Series · 1 book · 2019

By E.Z. Morgan, Kyle Harrison, Tobias Wade, and more

Books in series

Horror Stories to Ruin Christmas

Serenity Falls Forever

2019

The first day of Christmas was when the town started to fall apart. The second day of Christmas was when people started to die. By the thirteenth day of Christmas, it was too late to go back. Or was it? Twenty-six authors combined their talents to tell the horrifying story of Serenity Falls, Wisconsin. Piece by piece, the unsettling truth is revealed, culminating in a dark secret far bigger than any single writer’s imagination. Hope and despair are doled out in unequal measures as the town’s citizens struggle to discover the painful truth. One day at a time.

Authors

Former neuroscience researcher, born again horror writer. During my studies, it struck me as odd that I could learn so much about why humans behave without understanding the intricacies of human nature. It occurred to me that I learned more about the depths of human experience from reading Dostoyevsky than I ever had from my text books, and I was inspired to write. Download my horror collection for free and see all my publications at: TobiasWade.Com

Matt Dymerski is an author and of science fiction and horror. His works cover a wide range, from short story anthologies to full-length novels. Dymerski is a favorite author in r/nosleep, a popular reddit forum where authors share original horror stories. In 2012, he was awarded Best Multi-Part Story of 2012 for the Asylum series.

Chris Thompson is the Artistic Director of St Martins: The Victorian Centre for Youth Arts. A writer and director of many plays for young performers and young audiences, he has also written two feature films and is a regular reviewer of youth literature for Viewpoint magazine and youth theatre for Lowdown magazine. Chris was a member of the Writers' Jury for the 1993 Australian Film Institute Awards. He is currently working with author Geoffrey McSkimming on a stage adaptation of Cairo Jim on the Trail to ChaCha Muchos. His first short story 'The Passing of Aunty Erl' was published in the anthology 'Family: A Collection of Short Stories'.