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Michael Bray

    Michael Bray delves into the psychological aspects of horror, meticulously crafting narratives that tease the reader's nerves and compel them to turn each page. Influenced by masters of suspense and chilling television, his work excels at building atmospheric tension. Bray's unique voice and ability to draw readers into his unsettling worlds mark him as a significant contributor to the contemporary horror and suspense genre. His presence in anthologies alongside renowned horror authors underscores his enduring appeal and impact.

    Funhouse
    The Contract
    At the Edge of Night
    Whisper
    ART
    The Island
    • The Island

      • 204 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      What if the next generation of reality show had your life as the prize? The island is the largest man made structure ever constructed. Within its two hundred foot high steel walls are savage dinosaurs created for one purpose. To hunt man. In addition, of those who are chosen to enter the island, only one can leave and claim the prize. As television screens around the world tune in to watch, the six contestants form an uneasy alliance as they battle nightmarish beasts beyond comprehension. When a secret is uncovered which could bring down the entire Lomar Corporation, the contestants find that some men are worse than monsters, and some corporations will stop at nothing to protect that which they tried so desperately to hide.

      The Island
    • ART

      An Extreme Horror Novel

      • 344 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      The story follows Martin Andrews, a disillusioned police officer facing personal and professional crises as he awaits the birth of his child. As he grapples with his diminishing faith in the world, a new, malevolent threat emerges—a killer driven by a desire for recognition through a grand artistic endeavor. This gripping narrative, told from both the perspectives of the detective and the killer, delves into the darkest corners of human nature, exploring themes of obsession, sanity, and the lengths one will go for legacy.

      ART
    • It was supposed to be a fresh start. A place for Steve & Melody Samson to begin their new life together away from the noise and crime of the city. However, their new home – an idyllic cottage nestled deep within the dense solitude of Oakwell forest-has a disturbing history, hidden for generations by the locals. There is evil in Hope House, and the cursed forest that surrounds it. Evil that has awakened after lying dormant for decades, and has terrifying plans for the young couple.Once you hear the whispers, it may already be too late.

      Whisper
    • At the Edge of Night

      • 538 pages
      • 19 hours of reading

      The collection features the complete short stories of Michael Bray, spanning nearly 800 pages. It includes all titles from his previous works, Funhouse and Forgotten Fears, along with several independently published stories from 2013 to 2016. This comprehensive anthology showcases Bray's storytelling prowess, offering readers an extensive exploration of his unique narrative style and themes.

      At the Edge of Night
    • The Contract

      • 92 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Exploring the moral complexities of desire and ambition, this narrative delves into the choices one makes when faced with an irresistible offer that promises to fulfill every dream. Characters grapple with the implications of their decisions, revealing the true cost of success and happiness. As the stakes rise, the story challenges readers to consider what they would sacrifice for their deepest aspirations.

      The Contract
    • Funhouse

      • 372 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      This collection features a series of chilling tales that evoke the eerie essence of classic horror anthologies like The Twilight Zone and Tales From the Crypt. The author, known for the bestselling Whisper trilogy, delivers spine-tingling narratives that promise to captivate and unsettle readers, exploring themes of fear and the unknown through imaginative storytelling. Each story invites readers into a world of suspense and the supernatural, perfect for fans of horror and thrillers.

      Funhouse
    • I Was Jack the Ripper

      • 250 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of Victorian London in 1888, the narrative revolves around the infamous Jack the Ripper, whose chilling murders captivated the public and left a lasting mystery. His sudden disappearance after a series of brutal killings has fueled speculation and intrigue, making it one of history's most enduring unsolved crimes. The story delves into the societal impact of the murders and the relentless search for answers that continues to fascinate true crime enthusiasts and historians alike.

      I Was Jack the Ripper
    • FUNHOUSE (Hardcover)

      • 262 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      This collection of tales invites readers into a whimsical yet eerie funhouse crafted by Michael Bray, known for his previous works like Whisper and Dark Corners. Each story blends elements of fantasy and horror, exploring the darker sides of human nature through imaginative narratives. Bray's unique storytelling style promises to captivate and thrill, making this anthology a must-read for fans of the genre.

      FUNHOUSE (Hardcover)
    • Something in the Dark

      • 94 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Drawing inspiration from Stephen King, this thrilling horror story promises to captivate readers with its gripping narrative. Fans of the genre will find themselves immersed in a tale that combines suspense and chilling elements, ensuring an engaging and unforgettable reading experience.

      Something in the Dark
    • Dark Corners

      • 386 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Exploring the intricate web of connections in life, this book delves into the idea that every event, big or small, is part of a larger tapestry. It examines how seemingly random occurrences are intertwined and influence one another, suggesting that understanding these links can lead to deeper insights about our existence. The narrative encourages readers to reflect on their experiences and recognize the significance of each moment within the grand scheme of life.

      Dark Corners