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A dark collection of stories about thieves and murderers, strange creatures and horrific happenings, stories of ghosts and ghouls and things that go bump in the night. These horrifying tales are best shared around the campfire or by candlelight. You will be unnerved and unsettled, and absolutely frightened. I've gathered together thirteen spine-tingling stories, and now I'm going to share them with you. These are the tales my grandmother told me.

Praise For
Tales My Grandmother Told Me
"These are tales crafted by a relatively new, but genuinely gifted storyteller; one who can convey a variety of emotions quite effectively...sometimes tenderly with a velvet touch, while at other times like a cold shiver down the length of your spine in the dead of night."
-Ronald Kelly, author of FEAR, THE DARK'UN, and HAUNT OF SOUTHERN FRIED FEAR

"Heather Miller's TALES MY GRANDMOTHER TOLD ME contains thirteen taut, tense, roller-coaster ride stories that are filled with endless twists and surprises. This is not your average grandma's sweet anecdotes. This is in-your-face suspense, so emotionally chilling that it will make you break out in a sweat. I highly recommend this book for even the most discerning reader."
-Jeani Rector, editor of THE HORROR ZINE

"Darkness descends herein, and it is superb and macabre. It is a darkness that is clever, that is gleeful in its frights. A darkness from which there is no return. TALES MY GRANDMOTHER TOLD ME will catch you, bind you, and flay you while the firelight dims inexorably away."
-Eric J. Guignard, award-winning author and editor, including THAT WHICH GROWS WILD and DOORWAYS TO THE DEADEYE

"Heather Miller's TALES MY GRANDMOTHER TOLD ME is homegrown horror; think SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK by way of the Great Depression."
-Jack Wells, author of MONOCHROME NOIR

"Heather Miller's TALES MY GRANDMOTHER TOLD ME is a collection of tales passed down from a generation who knew, perhaps better than any of us, how to tell a good scare story. Presented with a knowing wink and a smile, herein you'll find all manner of creepy things spun to life with a zeal and vigor typical of the best campfire tale. Grandma Nan would be proud."
-Kealan Patrick Burke, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of KIN and SOUR CANDY

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