Fright Vault Volume 7: Fright Vault, #7

By William Schumpert

Are you ready to face your fears? Welcome to Fright Vault Vol 7, where you will find four bone-chilling tales that will leave you trembling with terror.

 

In Eddy's Ballad James learns the hard way that getting inspired by his favorite singer can have deadly consequences.

 

And in Spinning Dials Vince must fight to prove his innocence and uncover the truth behind his conviction before his time runs out. 

 

But the horror doesn't stop there! The Story Teller will make you question the power of words as Mike discovers the true terror behind his new notebook. 

 

While Death Wisp will make you think twice before posting negative comments on social media. 

 

Prepare yourself for ghosts, murder, revenge, and the unknown in these "dead time" stories that will keep you up at night. So settle in and enjoy the ride, but be warned – once you enter the Fright Vault, there's no turning back.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Better Brains Books
• Release date: Feb 28, 2021
• ISBN: 9781393840268

William Schumpert

William Schumpert is an author and illustrator born and raised in Oklahoma; he graduated Southern Nazarene University in 2009 with a Bachelor's Degree in Art and Mass Communication and enjoys writing poetry, horror and short stories.

Book preview

Eddy’s Ballad

HE SAT ALONE. ANOTHER late night with the desk lamp on. His fingers tapping the pen. And the pen moving about in a reckless manner.

Eddy ‘Jack’ Harold couldn’t get the lyrics he wanted for the song. It was clear to him a few hours ago. Now only fragments remain in his notebook.

Everyone says I can become a star if I can get that song out, Eddy reminded himself.

You might even make it big one day!

Don’t give up on your dreams!

They’ll love it!

But it was getting harder every day. His rent was due in a few days, and he still hasn’t paid off for his guitar.

His day job didn’t help- there were recent cut backs on hours. About $60 less than what he did make at the office. He recently moved to part time to work on his songs. And it looks like it backfired.

He kept telling himself to hold it together. He knew it was starting to fall apart.

Come on- I can do this.

Yet he ended up dozing off again. The next thing he knew he was up the next day in the afternoon.

He almost didn’t make it to work, and the work day dragged on. So much he was thinking of calling it a day. But he was somehow able to get through it all.

On his way home he thought about his new take