Four Short And Scary Tales

By C.G. Miller

Four Short And Scary Tales is a small collection of scary, yet very short stories that were written during my first two years of college. They're terrifying, ambitious, and just may add a new fear or two to your list of phobias.

Giant Hunter shares the story of a retired English giant hunter and what he regrets most out of life.

The Saviors focuses on a married couple that witnesses a cryptic communication from an invasive extraterrestrial species.

Death Worm follows a group of students that find themselves on the run from an unknown, desert dwelling group of monsters.

How Do I Always Get Stuck Driving? shows what happens when a group of friends go wrong with a graveyard ritual.

• Language: English
• Publisher: C.G. Miller
• Release date: Jan 31, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310901935

C.G. Miller

C.G. Miller is a current creative writing student and full time freelance writer. He loves reading, spending time with his family, and learning new things.

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Four Short And Scary Tales

By C.G. Miller

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Copyright 2014 C.G. Miller

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Table of Contents

1 - Giant Hunter

2 - The Saviors

3 - Death Worm

4 - How Do I Always Get Stuck Driving?

GIANT HUNTER

And we’re back, said a man seated in a cave-like radio station. He wore decrepit aviator shades and spoke into an equally arcane microphone.

We have a special treat here for you today, listeners. One of our producers just came across a former giant hunter and he’s agreed to speak with us for a few moments.

Am I on? the hunter asked. Can you hear me?

Yes, we can certainly hear you, sir, the radio host said with a slight chuckle. So tell us a bit about yourself? What’s your name?

My name is Humphrey Cavenshire, God save the Queen. I’m a former giant hunter by occupation and a bird watching enthusiast by choice.

And where are you from, Mr. Cavenshire?

Well, I live in a cozy little cottage in Llandaff, Cardiff. It has a decent sized garden and there’s a pub right down the road. He sadly gazed out the window. "It’s good enough for