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What if the most dangerous systems aren't violent-just consistent? A message arrives through a public FBI portal. It contains no threat, no demand, no ideology-only a promise: You will know when it begins. As federal analyst Maya Vance investigates a series of quiet deaths tied to political legacy, she discovers a pattern designed not to shock, but to endure. The events are spaced. The motives are absent. The system responds with caution, restraint, and procedural confidence-until it becomes complicit in what it refuses to name. Continuity is a novel about power that survives correction, institutions that mistake patience for wisdom, and the cost of waiting for certainty. Told with clinical precision and mounting psychological tension, it traces how meaning is erased not through force, but through process-how accountability dissolves into language, and how violence emerges only after every nonviolent warning is ignored. This is not a story about chaos. It is a story about what remains when chaos is filtered out. For readers of literary suspense, institutional fiction, and psychologically driven narratives, Continuity asks a single unsettling question: What does a system have to be taught before it will finally act?

32 tales...32 storytellers with a twisted mind to entice you. When you were younger, the stories told around the campfire were the best you had ever heard. The bedtime stories our elders would tell us were the ones that put us to sleep but the campfire was where you got the chills to stay up because of every sound the woods made at night. It is hard to believe in a world where things do not get creepier at night or the world does not come more to life at dusk. Where the world gets just a little unhinged in the dark. Urban Legends is a collection with some of today's up and coming authors in the indie world. Giving you their takes on the tales they grew up with...legends of mystery, of the macabre, of horror, designed to make the hairs on your neck stand alert and your skin crawl. You know some of the stories but do you know the twisted minds of the author telling the tale? Make sure you keep the lights on...things get harder to wrap your thoughts around at the Crossroads in the Dark. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction "Inclusion" by Edd Sowder Foreword by Kerry Alan Denney The Game by Kevin Wimer The Trusted by Samantha Alexandra Possession of the Hexham Heads by L. M. Barrett Site 48 by T. J. Weeks Tommy's Bend by David Owain Hughes A Farmhouse Haunting by L. Bachman Pump One by Richard Farren Barber The Scarlet Cloak by Karen Bovenmyer The Yonder by R. M. Warren Forfeit Tissue by C. C. Adams Plague by T. Joseph Browder The Whispering Tree by Glenn Damien Campbell Sleep Tight by Brian G. Murray The Miners by Alice J. Black The Legend of Sugisawa Village by Michael Arnold Sweet Dreams by Jonathan Shipley Cemetery Mountain by Jay Michael Wright II Send in the Clowns by Kerry Alan Denney Dream Sequence by S. L. Perrine Friend Request by Frank Martin Eigengrau by Michael Schutz Pigman Road by W. T. Watson The Goatman by Mark Reefe Sad Sarah by Carl Alves Urban Legend (With a Modern Twist) by Donna Marie West Night Hunt by L. D. Ricard Shadow Ink by Aziza Sphinx The King of Hollywood by MJ Kobernus Slow Gurgling Under Water by Sergio Palumbo The Dark Forest by James Master The Spirited Children by S. L. Kerns Severed Attachments by Jonathan Edward Ondrashek

No one ever said being a Hunter would be easy, but Jasper Craig is finding it much more difficult these days. Following the events of an eye-opening summer spent in the field, Jasper is back within the walls of St. James Academy - New York City's world-renowned Hunting agency and training school. And he's hating every minute of it. Unfortunately, the only way out is through, and so, with all eyes on him, Jasper once again rejoins the ranks of Hunters keeping the city "safe" from demonic threat. But St. James' dogma has lost its luster for Jasper. Not every demon deserves to die due to their inhumanity. Jasper's (ex?) boyfriend, Crimson Apocalypse, taught him that. Speaking of Crimson, when a series of mutilated corpses bearing Jasper's name begin showing up around town, the Hunters suspect the three-thousand-year-old werespider may be to blame. Even worse, there's plenty of evidence to support the claim. Only Jasper, who knows the man within the monster, believes otherwise. But can he slip through St. James' iron-clad grip and catch the real culprit before it's too late?