Fresh Kills, Narrated By Basil Sands

Mickey Moss by Basil Sands: Mickey Moss has been a tortured soul all his life, but he finally gets a chance to be something when he discovers a neighbors long time secret.

Ghost Story, by Michelle Gagnon: A man is haunted by ghost who will not leave him alone until he does what she wants.

Discipline, by John Gilstrap: Dr. Applewaite is a Headmaster who knows how to teach discipline to the boys in his charge, but has he learned it for himself?

Final Flight by Joe Moore:  A WWII pilot on a secret mission with a mysterious cargo lets his curiosity get the best of him.

Family Again by John Ramsey Miller: An orphaned child gets lost in the woods and, while searching for refuge, knocks on the wrong door.

Blood Remains by Kathryn Lilley:  a victim of childhood abuse returns home after many years only to discover that while memories fade, blood remains.

The Angel in the Garden by Clare Langley-Hawthorne:  Australian police constable Duff McManus must confront both the death of a childhood friend long considered a traitor, as well as his own wartime memories.

In The After by John Gilstrap:  An intruder demands the impossible of Tony Emerson—he wants to set the clock back 18 years and retrieve the childhood that Tony stole from him.

The Chicken Guy, by Michelle Gagnon:  FBI Special Agent Kelly Jones—who was first introduced in her novel The Tunnels—encounters a ruthless killer in an abandoned chicken processing plant.

Laughing Matters, by James Scott Bell: A down-on-his-luck comedian gets a big break, though it comes with a very strange string attached.