What terrifying e-books have you discovered for 99 cents?

[caowriter]

This is the book jacket for Hollow by Christopher Alan Ott.

Jonas Kirchner has one major problem: he died ten years ago and ever since his life has been a living nightmare. Legally dead when his body is pulled from the icy waters of the Saginaw River Jonas makes an unwitting pact with the dark presence that calls the murky waters home. But life after death has a price, one far steeper than Jonas could have ever imagined.

Now twenty years old and caring for his ailing mother, Jonas is trying desperately to put his life back together. But the death of his sister stills haunts him. Claire was taken from this world far too young, but for Claire there is no coming back. Or is there? A mysterious videotape shows up unexpectedly and the message it contains will shatter Jonas’s world as he knows it. Claire has a warning from beyond the grave: the Riverman is coming. But there is more to this warning than just Claire’s words. Etched in the grainy magnetic background of the tape is a numeric message and to decipher it Jonas must find the decoder ring that he and Claire buried in the sand a decade ago.

As Jonas begins to dig deeper he discovers that the secret of the Riverman is much more twisted and far reaching than he thought. The college professor turned paranormal investigator, the gaunt but determined detective with a score to settle, the autistic girl who communicates through her dreams, and the crazy old woman who has lived longer than humanly possible, all of these people are pieces in a macabre puzzle. To solve it Jonas must discover how they all fit together and who the Riverman really is. The answer could quite possibly explain why Jonas’s life seems so… Hollow.

Experience paranormal terror unlike any you have ever read before. From the award-winning author of Saltar’s Point comes the second full length novel. Hollow will leave you anything but empty; it will fill your soul with fear.

Order on you Kindle or Kindle app for 99 cents.

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[daleunderwood]

One that got to me recently was "One Second After" by William Forstchen. It's a bit right-wingy at times in its depiction of what would happen after an EMP wiped out most of technology, but there are genuinely scary elements, especially regarding his daughter with Type 1 Diabetes.

Another cool title (though not "scary"... more "creepy") was "Dying for a Living" by Kory Shrum. Really cool universe she created. It's the first in a proposed series though I'm not sure when the second will be realized (it's not on Amazon yet).

Both of them were 99 ebooks at the time I got them, though prices fluctuate. :)