Thirty-Seven: the Dark Side of Familiar: Everyday Horror Like You’ve Never Seen It

What if the monster you fear isn't under your bed? What if it's the person standing beside you? From author Adel Al-Ashwal comes I Saw It with My Own Eyes: Thirty-Seven, the chilling fourth volume in a series of fast-paced horror stories where ordinary lives collide with the things that should never exist. A dog in a dark street. A phone worth a fortune. A woman alone in a hospital bed. A voice on the other end of a phone call. Nothing seems unusual. Until it is. A Dog Is a Dog A dark encounter turns loyalty into hostility, and a rotting bone becomes the center of a brutal struggle where survival may depend on knowing when to run-and when not to. You Lucky Bastard An insanely expensive phone. A man who desperately wants it. And one decision that sends a stroke of unbelievable luck spiraling somewhere very, very dark. A Woman in Bed She hears something in the quiet of her hospital room. Something she shouldn't be able to hear. And somewhere nearby, the Angel of Death is checking his watch. Hello... Who's There? It begins with an ordinary phone call. Then a quiet life starts coming apart, revealing that some doors are better left unopened-and some holes are better left uncovered. No complicated philosophy. No slow descent into endless exposition. Just short, sharp horror, dark humor, mounting suspense, and endings that can turn something perfectly ordinary into something you'll never look at the same way again. Because sometimes the worst things aren't hiding in the dark. Sometimes they're already sitting beside you. And sometimes... you've already seen them with your own eyes.