East Texas is quiet country. Long stretches of pine woods. Dirt roads that run for miles without a porch light. And a whole lot of dark once the sun goes down.

People out here tell stories about what lives in that dark — things that watch from the tree line and wait to see what you'll do.

East Texas Chills collects ten brand-new tales of backwoods terror, each one built on the kind of story East Texans have been telling each other at deer camps and gas stations and front porches for generations. A fence job that goes wrong at dusk. A set of wind chimes that turns silent and points at the trees. A voice on a truck's CB radio that knows your name. A road that isn't on any map, no matter how many times you look.

Quick reads, real chills, and the kind of ending that makes you check the lock on the back door one more time before bed.

Perfect for fans of classic scary story collections and anyone who likes their horror short, sharp, and rooted in real backwoods folklore.

Read them with the lights on. Or don't. Your call.