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A short collection of poetry, thought, and fictional stories on such topics as death, depression, cosmic love and fate, hope, and imagination.

This collection of writing...picking up from where Images of Darkness, Vol. 1 left off...dives even deeper into the abyss of deep depression.

Charlie and his sister, Cindy, are going to die. Charlie knows this deep inside his bones. The world has become a dark and cold place where the dead have risen and taken over the world. But they're not the worst threat. With a small number of the living stumbling around to survive, humanity's biggest problem is itself. Since the end of civilization, people have tried to kill or enslave the brother and sister. Everyone who's tried to take care of them since the dead started rising has died.

Are any of you aware of the amount of CCTV cameras are monitoring our every move 24 hours a day? Some we know about, and some we don't! With that in mind, could you imagine if surveillance equipment was so advanced, it is indistinguishable from the real thing? Perhaps a common house fly? Follow two US scientists, as they use just that, as they use their miniature robotic flies to infiltrate the US government! Their equipment so advanced, that it is used to spy on the President himself.

Angela and Lillian Tremblay return to Summerhaven, after 16 years away. The sisters are forced to face small-town secrets, as well as forgotten childhood memories that float just beneath the surface of consciousness. One winter's day, Angela comes home to find her Lillian dead in the basement. The police are content her hanging is a suicide and refuse to pursue other possibilities. But the town's residents know the facts about the house. It was once the dwelling of the Summerhaven Witch.

There is a serial killer going around the city killing blind people. A teenage boy and his dog follow numerous strange men around the town, and he begins to suspect that one of his neighbors is the killer. Then the boy realizes he is starting to become blind himself and fears for his own life.

Simon is a six-year-old boy with autism. He is often subject to throwing fits and tantrums at random times, sometimes lasting for hours. His father committed suicide when he was a toddler, leaving the family to fend for themselves. Simon's mother is at the end of her rope and not sure what to do with him. The only stable force in Simon's life is Bobby, his 12-year-old brother who loves Simon dearly and will protect him at any cost.

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When Randall was tired, driving down a long stretch of highway, he thought it was a blessing to see the Rest Area on the side of the road. However, what he found there was more of a curse, one that now Randall isn't sure he can get away from.