“I loved every story in this collection!” —Amanda Stuntz, author of New Hope
Jackson Arthur’s A Splash of Crimson is a thrilling collection of seven strange tales filled with creeping dread.
A young couple on the brink of a breakup is drawn to an empty church, where they must confront the darkness within. When June King attempts suicide, she discovers a strange and impossible door, leading to unimaginable horrors. A single father will stop at nothing to save his dying daughter, even if it means making a deal with a mysterious young man.
In these stories and others, life and death are black and white. But what exists between is a splash of crimson.
Praise for A Splash of Crimson :
“Read this only in the daytime if you don't want to have bad dreams.” —Samberine Everose, author of The Seal of God
“It strongly reminded me of something of a Twilight Zone episode or an unsolved mystery from the classic television show, X-Files.” —Peter Gray, author of The Tragic Tale of Teddy Woven
“This collection will keep you on the edge of your seat.” —Cal Brett, author of Worse Than Dead
“This is a sophisticated kind of scary. Poetic, like Poe.” —Sandra Lopez, author of Single Chicas
“What a great collection of scary short stories!” —H.G. Ahedi, author of The Fall of Titan
“There’s a real passion in the writing…” —Anthony Castellino, author of The Feast of All Saints
“I loved every story in this collection!” —Amanda Stuntz, author of New Hope
Jackson Arthur’s A Splash of Crimson is a thrilling collection of seven strange tales filled with creeping dread.
A young couple on the brink of a breakup is drawn to an empty church, where they must confront the darkness within. When June King attempts suicide, she discovers a strange and impossible door, leading to unimaginable horrors. A single father will stop at nothing to save his dying daughter, even if it means making a deal with a mysterious young man.
In these stories and others, life and death are black and white. But what exists between is a splash of crimson.
Praise for A Splash of Crimson :
“Read this only in the daytime if you don't want to have bad dreams.” —Samberine Everose, author of The Seal of God
“It strongly reminded me of something of a Twilight Zone episode or an unsolved mystery from the classic television show, X-Files.” —Peter Gray, author of The Tragic Tale of Teddy Woven
“This collection will keep you on the edge of your seat.” —Cal Brett, author of Worse Than Dead
“This is a sophisticated kind of scary. Poetic, like Poe.” —Sandra Lopez, author of Single Chicas
“What a great collection of scary short stories!” —H.G. Ahedi, author of The Fall of Titan
“There’s a real passion in the writing…” —Anthony Castellino, author of The Feast of All Saints