Fright Vault Volume 10: Fright Vault, #10

By William Schumpert

Welcome to the Fright Vault, where terror is always in store, and the unexpected always awaits you! In this chilling volume you will discover four tales of horror and suspense, each one designed to keep you on the edge of your seat and your heart pounding with fear. Prepare yourself for "Pleasant Screams," as you delve into haunting stories of ghosts, murder, revenge, and the unknown.

 

The first tale you will encounter is That's Entertainment, where you will get a glimpse of what's popular on television these days. And discover that the view is to die for...

 

Next, you will meet Whitney, a talented writer who is struggling to find a new bestseller in The Unlettered. Perhaps if she were to find the right motivation, she could unleash a story beyond our wildest nightmares. 

 

In Grisly Mistake you will follow detective Max as he searches for the truth behind the death of Thomas Phillip. But he might just discover more than he bargained for in this dark and twisted investigation. 

 

Finally, with Of Flesh and Blood you will journey into the future, where mankind depends on robots for dishes, laundry, and maintenance. But Jack discovers that this usage of technology might be going too far, as he unravels the terrifying truth about what the robots are truly capable of.

 

So sit down, buckle up, and get ready to be taken on a journey to the most terrifying places imaginable. This volume of the Fright Vault will keep you awake at night with its "dead time" stories, and leave you screaming for more!

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Better Brains Books
• Release date: Aug 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201881450

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

That’s Entertainment!

Susie made a call for the family.

Dinner’s ready!

They all heard her and made their way in. First was the husband Greg. Their 7 year old son Jerry would follow. Then little Rachel- only 4. One followed by the other. Greg would come in through the living room as the kids raced down the stairs.

Smells great! What are we having?

I thought it would be best if we had meatloaf.

Jerry and Rachel weren’t too happy with the choice but they saw the chocolate pie in the kitchen. They were ready to eat whatever it took to get that dessert.

Now you two. You have to eat your dinner first.

They would grunt, even as they knew it was the task at hand.

You heard your Mother. She worked hard to make tonight’s dinner.

They gave a sigh as they sat in their chairs. Disgust was all they could think of as the meatloaf was put on the table.

Now let’s eat up.

Greg was more than ready after a hard day at work. It seems that they’ll never give him the raise he wants at the factory. The grind was unforgiving but he always had his family in mind.

So how was your day?

He was reluctant to answer at first. But he knew if nothing was said then it would cause trouble...

I caught it! Yelled Jerry a few feet away.

Great work son!

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