📖 "When Billy Whitebread clocked in that night, he was fully expecting to work a regular midnight shift. Unfortunately, things are rarely as they seem at Bonesaw Vic's Cryptozoological Gardens."
In this complete compilation, Billy finds himself trapped in the spirit world with a child poltergeist named Katherine. He vows to expose the true identity of the Book Man—a serial killer who's been dead for over a century. If he succeeds, Katherine's murderer will face justice and she will finally be released into the afterlife. But the Book Man serves a dark master and will do anything to keep his identity hidden. Fast-paced and darkly humorous, this is the first installment of the Bonesaw Vic Sidequest adventures [citation:3].

"Stay away from the game. Nobody has ever beaten it. Nobody has ever survived the week."
A cursed game that appears on eBay, in flea markets, and in strange packages from unknown senders. It has no developer, no publisher, and no official release. But people keep buying it. And those who play it never make it past the warning: "Three days to live." Based on the classic gaming creepypasta formula, this story follows a narrator who ignores the warning and plays anyway—only to realize the countdown isn't just part of the game [citation:2][citation:4][citation:6]. Some urban legends, like Sonic.exe, start as simple stories and evolve into something far more terrifying [citation:4][citation:12].

👣 "The stench of decay saturated the air as we entered the abandoned zoo. The thing inside the glass room was still twitching. And it was already watching us."
Part 3 of Tales from the Road continues Jack, Jerry, Rosa, and Cooper's nightmare in the abandoned Mississippi zoo. After hearing Jerry's screams from the reptile house, the team splits up, only to discover that this zoo has no history of break-ins—because no one who breaks in ever breaks out [citation:2]. The creature behind the frosted glass is awake. And it's already found them.

"The game warned me I had three days to live. Tonight is day three. And I just found my own name in the credits."
A man purchases a cursed game from a strange online seller. The game seems to know things about him—his schedule, his fears, his past. With each playthrough, the game grows more personal. The final level is his own living room. And the countdown was never a game mechanic. It was a promise.

📖 "Between the living and the dead, time has no meaning. And the immortals can enter our reality at will."
Part 5 concludes Billy Whitebread's journey into the spirit world. A succubus reveals the nature of existence: the thread plucked by the Creator, the sprites who understand the great song, and the immortals who hunt through time. Falling Sky and Billy must solve the century-old murder of Katherine before the Book Man claims another victim. The final chapter of the Book Man sidequest has arrived—and nothing will ever be the same.

"The world has been taken over by the Harmburger chain. They call it "food." It knows your name."
A journalist investigates a mysterious fast food chain that seems to exist everywhere. After sending a frantic email about the "burger that talked to her," she disappears. The chain's restaurants appear overnight, and its mascot—a smiling chef—seems to be inside her head. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes the food isn't just made of meat. It's made of people who asked too many questions [citation:1][citation:4].

🕯️ "Some bars serve alcohol. Others serve secrets. Fidget's Bar serves both—and the price is never just your tab."
A weary traveler stumbles into an underground bar that appears only on moonless nights. The patrons are quiet, the drinks are strange, and the bartender knows your name before you introduce yourself. When you leave, you remember nothing—except a single warning written on a napkin. You were never there. But Fidget's Bar remembers you. And it's waiting for your next visit.

"A single day added onto my sentence meant the difference between a normal jail and the unending nightmare of Pembina Prison."
A prisoner is sent to a private prison in North Dakota, where the bottom floor is filled with feral men who scream and panic in the middle of the night. When the guards suddenly disappear, the inmates realize something far worse is happening. Floor by floor, prisoners vanish in the darkness. The guards can't explain it. The state won't admit it. And the shuffling footsteps below never stop. Based on the classic horror story by Matt Dymerski, this is a haunting tale of what lives in the empty cells when no one is watching.

🎃 "When the summer heat becomes unbearable, there's only one cure: a chilling dose of terror. This is Summerween."
Celebrate the spookiest time of summer with five terrifying tales. From a horrifying Bigfoot attack at a remote wind farm to a 500-year-old vampire couple hunting inside a shopping mall, this compilation brings the scares early [citation:2]. A zombie apocalypse courier risks everything for a delivery, a desperate man sells his soul to Hell itself, and demonic creatures lurk in a quiet orchard [citation:2][citation:13]. Escape the summer heat and let the horror begin.

"The snow was supposed to be my shelter. Instead, it became my prison."
A man driving through the snowy mountains of Oregon finds a cabin to escape the storm. That night, he hears scratching coming from a locked closet, followed by the knob slowly turning. A skeletal, faceless creature emerges, whispering "Strange..." as it studies him. In the morning, a neighbor warns him: "you didn't belong there." The thing that waited in that closet wasn't a ghost—it was something that had been expecting him. It knew his name, and it wants him to return [citation:6].