Tag Archives: Stephanie Ayers

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! The Succubus by Stephanie Ayers She waits until you’re sleeping to perform her nightly chores. She skulks in the darkest corner Watching those she abhors. Waiting, just waiting… Until the dreams begin.  It … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! When the Cows Come Home by Stephanie Ayers There’s something inside that mountain. It was bigger than it looked and took three days to get to, but that was only if you had … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Who the Light Hunts by Stephanie Ayers The light spilled onto the dark water like a mixture of blood and fire. No screams that came from within the glowing depths were answered. The … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! The Red Balloon by Stephanie Ayers Rory accepted the red balloon from the stranger in the park, but before he could clasp the string between his fingers, it floated to the sky. “What … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Hand in Hand by Stephanie Ayers Bella looked at the picture behind the bar. The lone ballet slipper, the single lace glove, and the strand of pearls reminded her of her sister. Fresh … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! The Dark Side of the Wood by Stephanie Ayers “Today’s gonna be a good day, eh, Roo?” Pooh said to his small friend. The yellow haze of a full moon night in the … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! A Snow Day Every Day by Stephanie Ayers “It’s the most magical place on earth!” Serena told Ben. She offered him a wide “trust me, I’m the older sister” smile before straightening and … Continue reading →

The Ladies of Horror Picture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Legend by Stephanie Ayers “You know what happens to the naughty girls. Now c’mon, Vanessa. Straighten up and fly right!” Rebecca eyed the small girl sitting before her. Water pooled at the edges … Continue reading →