Joyride by Jack Ketchum Featuring a special afterword entitled “On Writing Joyride” by Jack Ketchum. Howard deserved to die. For years, he abused his wife physically, verbally, and psychologically. Even after the separation, he kept coming back for more. Carol and her lover, Lee, knew there was only one way to stop Howard for good. They planned every detail. And they thought they had committed the perfect crime. But a stranger named Wayne witnessed what they did, and he was thrilled by what he saw. Now Wayne wants to be their friend. He wants to share the thrill of murder with them. He wants to take Carol and Lee on a road trip straight to hell so his new friends can enjoy his all-out killing spree that can only end one way…

The Folks 2: No Place Like Home by Ray Garton Andy Sayer is a new man. His external scars, left over from being badly burned as a child, are gone, and he has fallen in love. But he still lives with the Bollinger family, and Matthew Bollinger keeps a close eye on what Andy does with his life - and on who he loves. While Andy’s outer scars have been surgically removed, his internal scars never heal. And Andy’s hunger for revenge has receded over the last five years, but it is about to return in a big way.