Books
Haunted: True Encounters with the Other Side
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Compiled in this book are over 70 stories of the paranormal. It is presented in chapters covering areas such as, houses, railways, airfields, colleges, hotels and pubs amoung others. Within the pages are also reports of phenomenom experienced by the author.
Some of the stories will be familiar, such as Borley Rectory. Others less well known and a few are exclusive, particullarly a haunted Tattoo studio in Hertfordshire. Stories are illustrated with over 80 photographs.
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£12.99
Beyond Isaiah
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Without warning a virulent manmade disease has unleashed a biblical terror on the World. The United Kingdom is hit particularly hard leaving few places to hide in an already overcrowded country.
Nine months later the ghouls outnumber the living by thousands. Survivors live an endless toil of searching for food and protecting the living. Some organisation exists, but is collapsing. Jack leads a trio of men hated by the rest of the survivors. Their Job is to protect the integrity of the safe haven by preventing the infection from ever entering.
£7.99
Rabid Dawn
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In a small East Anglian village, during the storm of a century, a virus is unleashed. Its carriers could be on your street, in your garden, even in your living room. A strain of Rabies with 100% infection and mortallity rate.
Mothballed for decades the deadly secret has finally emerged with unparalleled speed and virulence.
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£7.99
Undead Hauntings
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Six more tales of terror from Paul S. Huggins. The horrific legacy of a dark cult. A smuggler falling prey to his own greed, a zombie with a message of hope, a lost girl struggling to face life, a game of hide and seek over the decades and a chilling nightmare when its all too late. Six different stories with twists and turns to keep you entertained.
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£5.99
Glances Through the Eyes of the Reaper
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Glances through the eyes of the reaper is an eclectic mix of 13 short stories ranging from 100 word drabbles to a few thousand word stories.
Stories take the reader from a lone survivors end of days, a scream in the dead of night to a pair of old soldiers in their Autumn days.
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£5.99
The Dead and the Desolate
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This small anthology is a collection of short stories and drabbles that feature Death and desolation in varying degrees.
Whether it is a lonely man travelling through a dead England, a post nuclear journey home, a man in chains, the apocalypse caused by an inocuous plant, hope from the infected or nocturnal visitations, they all offer the loneliness and isolation.
This is the fourth short story collection by Paul S Huggins, in this instance the compilation is of stories previously published in various anthologies.
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£5.99
Disordered Minds
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The blurred lines between reality, imagination and the ethereal can be very fine. These six short stories test the limits. A disturbing letter, an extreme phobia, a calculating psychopath, a woodland hunt, a lonely hotel and a search for family all feature in this dark compilation.
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£5.49
Two Dogs and Other Tales
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The tales start with a novella length story. In which Jake Hatchers life turns around, with the help of his Grandmothers bequest.
Drakes Blitz follows Harry as he thieves through bomb-damaged London during the blitzkrieg of World War 2.
Affected Inside is a zombie story where Chris Styles, government investigator, looks into the disappearances of serving prisoners. His undercover investigation reveals a problem far more horrific than he could have imagined.
In The Dare, three drinking friends come up with an offer one of their numbers cannot refuse. One hundred pounds to enter a haunted house alone, will he succeed?
Finally, in the Last Blood hunter the solitary life of a modern vampire is explored, with startling realisations and finale.
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£5.99
Zombies, Ghosts, a Psycho and a Fight
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Whether it's fighting off hordes of undead from the safety of a stately home, a frightening journey home in the early hours, a short taster of hell or a down and dirty bar fight, this compilation has you covered.
The book consists of six short stories from the pen of Paul S. Huggins.
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