As most lovers would tell you, Valentine’s Day is more than just February 14th. There should be a flicker (or a bonfire) of flirtation between couples every single day.
And, when you have love, you also have hate. And loss. And ugliness. Because life isn’t about comfortability and seamlessness. It’s messy and complicated and sometimes… quite brutal. (Do we need to mention the Valentine’s Day Massacre?)
Our story offerings this issue will dazzle you with their imagination on both the hearts-popping-over-your-head kind of way and worms-squirming-in-your-eyeholes kind of way.
We know you can handle it.
At Tales from the Moonlit Path, we wouldn’t want it any other way.
Enjoy!
Vampire by Aelily
The Giant Wasp by Adam Breckenridge
My Wife, The Witch by Barry Burton
The Bloodsucker by N.V. Devlin
I Know My Casey with Her Chamomile Hair By Zary Fekete
City of Blood by Matthew J. Gleason
Onion Breath by Matthew J. Gleason
As Nature Intended by Ken Goldman
Reggie and Cherry’s Last Dance by Stephanie Parent
The Morning Demon by C.C. Rayne
Suburban by Carolyn R. Russell
Will by Max Wheeler