-In this episode: Warning- for adults only! Frita and Roy have been married for fifty years, and are celebrating their union with a vacation away from home. But soon they find themselves yearning for their homestead. Trite as it may be, there's no place like home... b

-In this episode: There are certain questions realtors come to expect- bathrooms, closet space, etc. I don't imagine, though, they are often asked about the local faerie population. Realtor Fenton Wells receives just such an inquiry, though, and decides that a sale is

-In this episode: Many tall tales have been told about the creation of the great American railway system- not so many about its demise. Probably the only "traditional" style ghost story to be found in this collection.

-In this episode: Steve, Pam, and their young son Daniel rent a house on the river for the summer. They would have never thought that a great heron that likes to hang around just off the banks would have played such a major role in their vacation. At least Steve think

-In this episode: People of different religious backgrounds get married all the time. Of course, one of the faiths doesn't usually involve a Lovecraftian god...

-In this episode: Richard is a successful writer, at least in the eyes of the world. But he knows he can do better- if his typewriter would only let him.

-In this episode: Young Bradley has finally bought a home of his own. And as you might expect from a horror story, it isn't exactly unoccupied. But is that a bad thing?

-In this episode: A strong work ethic is an universally admired trait. Join the narrator for this short tale and see if you still feel the same way.