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Clubhouse of Horrors is a collection of six standalone scary stories written by Marcus Emerson.

In "The Boy Who Can't Die," Jeremy has a secret. He can't die. Everyone is fascinated by his power, but nobody knows how it works... until now. In comforting someone else, Jeremy has foolishly revealed his only weakness. Will he live to regret it?

In "Shiny Eyes," Delia has been se... More

Clubhouse of Horrors is a collection of six standalone scary stories written by Marcus Emerson.

In "The Boy Who Can't Die," Jeremy has a secret. He can't die. Everyone is fascinated by his power, but nobody knows how it works... until now. In comforting someone else, Jeremy has foolishly revealed his only weakness. Will he live to regret it?

In "Shiny Eyes," Delia has been seeing hallucinations of a girl in the mirror for nearly four years, leading her parents to seek help from a psychiatric hospital. The doctors there are trying to make the hallucinations stop, but Delia has other plans...

In "The Girl Named Muriel," a hiker has been separated from his group and now can't find his way back, but he's not alone. Muriel has followed him, claiming she did it to keep him from getting lost, but was she part of the group he was with?

In "Whispers," Annie has just woken up in a strange land where whispers call to her from the dark. There is a boy who might be able to help her get home, but it would mean walking into the dark and paying a price higher than she might want.

In "Silk," Jillian's sister was last seen outside the haunted woods near their village. Those who enter are never heard from again, and now Jillian has taken it upon herself to search the haunted area alone.

In "Tale of the Dying Thief," an old man on his deathbed has one final wish: to hold a jewelry box he stole when he was younger. David has promised to retrieve the box before the man passes away, but accidentally discovers the true purpose of the container.

Clubhouse of Horrors is approximately 25,000 words.

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