ALM Short Story Books in Order
Part ofAngel Leigh McCoy Books in OrderBrowse the ALM Short Story books by Angel Leigh McCoy in order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin.
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ALM Short Story books in publication order
5 books
Cookies for Gio
by Angel Leigh McCoy
2019
A hacker raising a disabled son lives under a military regime with little hope of relief. When the authorities threaten her child's life, she turns her skills against the tyranny to try to protect him.
Coquettrice
by Angel Leigh McCoy
2019
A medical student begins to suspect that his girlfriend is being unfaithful. Rather than leaving his suspicions alone, he decides to intervene himself, turning jealousy and the desire for control into a disturbing horror story.
Crack o'Doom
by Angel Leigh McCoy
2019
Seven-year-old Jeanie flees into the forest after terrifying events leave her alone. A man named Sally offers possible refuge, but approaching evil and a violent storm threaten the fragile safety she hopes to find.
Creating Belle
by Angel Leigh McCoy
2019
A lonely art student in Paris sculpts an ideal woman from marble. When the statue begins whispering at night, the creation becomes a seductive source of inspiration, drawing its maker toward an increasingly dangerous obsession.
The Haunting of Mrs. Poole
by Angel Leigh McCoy
2019
Amelia escapes poverty by marrying the older Orton Poole, but her new life is unsettled before the wedding. Her dead sister's ghost appears and continues haunting the mansion, turning the apparent refuge into a threatening home.
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