goose bedtime story

Devil’s Bedtime Stories An Anthology of One-Shot Horror Tales > “Not all stories are meant to be told at night. Some were never meant to be told at all…” Behind every nightmare lies a truth that someone tried to bury. In this collection of twisted horror one-shots, each volume opens the door to a different darkness— where hotel rooms rewrite your soul, shadows remember your name, and monsters don’t hide under your bed... they tuck you in. From cursed lakes and haunted towns to devils disguised as bedtime storytellers, every tale in this anthology is a slow, inescapable descent into madness, dread, and the chilling possibility that you were never alone to begin with. Once you open this book, you're already part of the story. And the Devil never forgets his readers. This is not a book for sleep. This is a book for those who want to know what's waiting in the dark... For those who are ready to stop pretending the whisper under their bed was the wind. For those who understand: > Once you start reading… you can’t unread what follows. --- SERIES FORMAT: Each Volume = One Complete Horror Story Every Release = A New Devil’s Bedtime Tale No Endings Are Safe. No Truth Is Entirely Buried. Every Story Is a Doorway You Choose to Open. --- > “Once you read it, it knows you. Once you dream it, it never leaves.”

Somewhere in the depths of space… An object pulsed faintly, radiating light—yet at the same time, it seemed to absorb it. Its size was impossible to measure, as if its very existence defied the laws of reality. Anything that approached—asteroids, stars, even light itself—was consumed without a trace, disappearing into the void. If one were to observe closely, they would see the fabric of space twisting and distorting around it, yet somehow appearing stable—as if reality itself were an illusion.  Its rough, circular shape resembled what humans might call a black hole—though whether that truly defined its nature was a question beyond understanding. Its location? Fortunately for humankind, it was nowhere near the Milky Way galaxy. Suddenly, a streak of white and gold light erupted from the black hole's center, cutting through the darkness with blinding speed. It shot into the depths of space, with no sign of slowing or changing course. Its destination? Unknown.

Izaiah grew up in the Western Federation. He was adopted early by an influential family because of his uncanny musical abilities. Unfortunately, on his thirteenth birthday, he fell ill. First, he couldn’t walk. Then, he couldn’t talk. By the time he was fifteen, he had even started losing his vision. But everything changed when his older sister got him a new virtual reality game pod for the latest worldwide phenomenon. Ennead AR. Thanks to the new game, Goose regains his mobility. After spending years as a cripple, he wants to enjoy the simple things in life. For better or worse, fate has other things in mind. “Anuwa, Eternal Mirror of Alavonthoth, spun the cycle of reincarnation from the weavings of their grief.”

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Bulka, a young Orc who lives in the Mossy Boulder Tribe, is about to become an adventurer in the post-apocalyptic fantasy world of Mangle. On the day of her sixteenth birthday, she is given a mysterious gift by her late foster father to prove herself to the village of less intimidating races. With this ancient power she can summon the most promising theif-class hero ever to exist. When the moment comes for her to bring forth the hero from another world, what she finds herself with is a...goose?

What happens when you become the very thing you loathe the most? Having an older sister who's not only always in the spotlight, but a werewolf as well, isn't always a good thing for teenager Maya Mirkenson−especially when being followed by cameras unknowingly paints a target on Maya's back when a group of shifters settle for her because they can't get their hands on her sister, a fledgling alpha. When Maya is attacked by a wolf shifter and lives, she becomes one of the monsters that she has grown to hate. Now she's got a new set of problems that are far greater than trying to figure out what dress to wear to the prom. When a loss of emotion triggers a shift that almost gets her twin sister Malia killed, their mother decides she needs to spend some time with her older sister, to learn how to control the new animal half of her soul. Bye-bye prom committee, art club, and evenings at the mall with her friends. For Maya, it's Goose Creek or Bust.

Adult Bedtime Stories consists of various short stories which are children like bedtime stories but for adults with contents like drugs, sex, murder with the help of animals as the characters.

A collection of short horror stories.

Duck Duck Goose is meant to be the second book in the Snow in August trilogy. Each of the books can be read without prior information in the other books. This novel’s theme has to do with suicide and dealing with grief.

I suppose I've blocked everything else to protect myself because that's all I can recall. After that one rainy day, I never had a nice day. a collection of poetry, short stories, etc.