Dark musings by David Boiani.
A Collection of Short Stories.
What if real life scenarios were far more horrific than fantasy? What if you could visit the dark, unsettling mind of one man and experience the disturbing thoughts that originate there? These fifteen stories are unconnected, but they all share a similar trait: they're haunting, yet unnervingly real, and promise to induce a terror that stays with you long after the final page is turned. In Death, a man's phobia plays a major part in his mortality. In The End of the Road Diner, the special on the lunch menu may not be what is advertised. And in Incubus, a specter haunts a bed and breakfast.
STORIES INCLUDE:
The Neighbor
Loss
Faith
Death
Room
Conception 
Aaron
The Monster
The End of the Road Diner
A Midwinter's Evening Tale
Motherhood
Inferno
Roulette
Incubus
Childhood
A good collection of stories. Some were better than others. 4*.

An interesting but unmemorable collection of stories. A couple of months after reading it Motherhood is the only one that stick in my mind.

Formatting may have changed, but in my version there is a barbed wire graphic between almost ever paragraph in some of the stories. I felt like I was reading a 90s webpage more than an e-book.