As beautiful as the night can be, it often plays a role in something more foreboding, supplying the catalyst for things both terrifying and imaginative. Utilizing this hallowed time of the day, author Chad Lutzke has written and compiled 18 stories, with creature features, sleep deprivation, hiding the undead, revenge, cannibalism, morbid habits, and executions of karma being just a handful of the themes covered in this book. Read on and discover what the mind produces when using the night as a catalyst.                  What others are saying about Lutzke's work:"Chad Lutzke is an excitingly fresh emerging voice in the horror scene. Hiswriting pulls you in, and his stories are chilling and stay with youwell after a thoroughly satisfying read!"   ~ Nicholas Grabowsky, Black Bed Sheet Books & author of Halloween IV"Chad Lutzke has an awesome grasp of descriptive writing...Brilliantmalevolence! He is a true master at his craft"    ~Blaze McRob, Bram Stoker Award nominee" Lutzke is a student of the horror genre with a rich voice that needs to be heard."  ~ author, Terry M. West"Lutzke's writing is personal, detailed and often heart breaking in a terrifyingway." ~ Matt Molgaard, Horror Novel Reviews"Chad Lutzke is an emerging and exciting dark author with a firm grasp on the genre. His shadows have drastically different heartbeats, unique souls, but are unified by their dark charm and bleak shrouds."   ~Zachary Walters, The Mouths of Madness Podcast"Lutzke has a way with words that merges horror and compassion in a singlesentence. Reminiscent of Robert McCammon."   ~Joe Mynhardt, Crystal Lake Publishing"Unique and enveloping. At times playful and alternately existential, though always invoking empathy for the protagonist's predicament. Chad Lutzke's writing is doubtlessly bleak, yet with an odd sense of hope."   ~ author, James Ferace"Chad's writing is a trip to the buffet of horror. No stone left unturned."~ Blaine Cook, vocalist for The Accused, Toe Tag, & The Fartz