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Sleepless Nights - 168 Horror, Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense Short Stories by Tobias Wade!


Sleepless Nights

168 Horror, Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense Short Stories

by Tobias Wade

Print Length: 736 pages

Publisher: Haunted House Publishing LLC

Publication Date: February 1, 2019

The news said 33 miners were trapped when the mine collapsed.

And why wouldn’t they? 33 people were pulled out of the ground.

The men were buried 700 meters below the surface. There was no way in or out.

But the miners who were rescued all said the same thing:

They said there were only 32 miners during the cave in. That they counted and they counted—every day—every few hours to make sure everyone was taken care of.

Then one day they count again, and there were 33. A stranger was in their midst.

Something escaped from the earth during that rescue that never should have seen the light of day.

Demons, monsters, psychopaths, undead, mad-experiments, and terrifying paranormal encounters.

The last confession from a serial killer will take your breath away.

Why should you be afraid to leave an audio-recorder on overnight?

What could go wrong if you meet the Devil on Tinder?

Why does your reflection smile more than you do?

The Grim Reaper's scythe isn't to harvest you. He's there to protect you from what's waiting on the other side.

Early readers are saying:

"As a huge horror nut I love being freaked out of my mind, being taken for a dark spin, and then being left with goosebumps dotted on my skin."

★★★★★ Review

"From the first story to the last, this book was enjoyable in that spine-tingling kind of way. It’s been a very long time since I’ve read anything that has wormed its way into my brain and had me thinking about it hours or days later."

★★★★★ Review

"I swear there isn't a clunker on here. You'd think even a solid compilation would have one or two lame ducks, but every last story in here is thrilling and terrifying and fantastic."

★★★★★ Review

Fast, exciting, satisfying stories, filled with compelling mysteries and shocking twists.

Mega-collection with 168 chilling stories, over 700 pages include Amazon-Bestselling Collections 51, 52, and 53 Sleepless Nights, as well as 12 bonus tales from Brutal Bedtime Stories.

Easy to fit in a story during the day, or to keep you awake all night long.

Grab a copy now.


The spiders were everywhere. Hundreds—no thousands of gossamer spider webs holding up her body like a marionette doll. Crawling across her face, through her hair. When she opened her mouth, I saw more of them inside her, pulling the threads to work her jaw. Her throat pulsed, and I knew more must be further down to vibrate her vocal cords.

Former neuroscience researcher, born again horror writer. During my studies, it struck me as odd that I could learn so much about why humans behave without understanding the intricacies of human nature. It occurred to me that I learned more about the depths of human experience from reading Dostoyevsky than I ever had from my text books, and I was inspired to write.

Download my horror collection for free and see all my publications at:


Before you publish checklist:

Start these at least 1-2 months before your next book comes out.


1. Email List: This is your single most important resource for marketing your work. I’m currently favoring Mailerlite because it’s free up to 1,000 subscribers, is overall much cheaper than mailchimp, and has a really handy auto-resend campaign.

Setup an “Automation Campaign” that sends a string of at least 3 emails to engage new subscribers. Emails should be sent 1-2 weeks apart, contain free gifts or stories, and be warm and personal with direct questions to the audience.


Setup a free giveaway: Bookfunnel is the ideal way of offering a free incentive to build your mailing list. Share it everywhere until you’re afraid of being obnoxious.

Drive traffic to your mailing list landing pages. Best way to do this is to utilize existing high-traffic sites such as social media or websites in your genre, and contribute something of real value such as articles or stories.


2. Website: Here’s a good guide on how to do this from scratch. If writing is your hobby then this isn’t required, but if you have long-term goal as an author then it’s worth the effort. A simple, clean website that you learn to do yourself will cost less than $10/month.

Keep it simple. This isn’t the place to tell people your life story. You want a landing page that focuses on encouraging visitors to sign-up to your mailing list.

(Optional) Authenticate your mailing list with your domain for higher delivery rates.

(Optional) Install a Facebook Tracking Pixel for visitor data.


3. Author Central Account: Setup an author central account for amazon. Complete the information sections on your profile, and link the RSS feed from your blog if you have one. Add niche keywords related to your genre in your description.


4. Goodreads Author Program: Also connect your blog here. Join groups and bookclubs in your genre.


5. Network in your Field: Start being socially active with people related to your target genre. Join social media groups and begin making a list of all their contact information. Reach out to influencers in your field such as bloggers, YouTube channels, podcasts, etc. Don’t be pushy or ask for anything – just get to know them and visibly support their work.


6. Social Media Accounts: Don’t overcomplicate your life. Pick one of these social media options and focus on branding it as your author platform. You aren’t trying to sell things to these people. Engage them with contests, giveaways, and interactive content with the continual aim of growing your mailing list.


My current favorite for this purpose are:

Facebook: Once all-powerful, but now they continually restrict the organic reach of business pages. You’re probably better off building a group around your brand instead. Let’s be honest here though – Facebook sucks.


Tumblr: Good option if you post lots of regular content like blog posts or short stories.


Pinterest: Increasingly powerful tool with pins that can get visibility for months or years. This is most powerful when linked with a website to drive traffic.


Reddit: This isn’t the place to sell your book, but it’s a great place to join a passionate community who will support you throughout your career.

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