The much awaited sequel to one of the best collections of Halloween stories ever, October Nights- Thirty One Tales For The Halloween Season, has arrived, and with the publishing of October Nights II- Thirty One MORE Tales For The Halloween Season, veteran storyteller Kevin E. Lake does not disappoint! Reader beware! In his new release of Halloween and autumn themed stories, Lake ups the ante as far as fear, terror and adult stories and situations go. This is not a collected work fit for children, or adults who only read fairy tales, based on the rosy fantasy world they wish life to be. These stories pertain to the often cold, dark realities of the real world, where real people live and real living takes place. Some of the stories in this work contain adult themes and considerable adult language, as there are quite a few characters of ill repute in some of the stories, and proving his boldness as a seasoned writer, Lake does not sugarcoat the acts these characters carry out, or the language such characters use. The stories in October Nights II- Thirty One MORE Tales For The Halloween Season, include a mix of traditional style ghost tales, which will make the reader lean toward believing in things unseen. There is a heavy dose of witchcraft and magic- potions, spells, and curses- which will make the reader think twice before sticking certain things in their mouths, or elsewhere, in their bodies. And then, there are the darkest stories of terror of all; those whose villains are not demons or spirits, nor monsters galore, rather, the most terrifying form of beast imaginable... ...man! October Nights II- Thirty One MORE Tales For The Halloween Season, is sure to be an instant classic, just like its predecessor. With one story for every night of October (and a bonus story for the last night of September), this work is sure to keep all lovers of all things Halloween creepily entertained for the entirety of our favorite month of the year, catapulting its author, Kevin E. Lake, from merely being known as the man who invented Halloween, to the man who invented the month of October!