Short Fictions
My short fiction works are also available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited.
These are quick, engaging reads, perfect for short commutes or when you’re looking for a brief escape.
The Night Terrors Referral
When Dr. Whitaker, a seasoned GP at a small NHS surgery, meets Angela—a frantic patient claiming her family is plagued by contagious night terrors—he dismisses it as stress or delusion. But when inexplicable events begin to unfold, his clinical skepticism crumbles. The lines between reality and nightmare blur as Dr. Whitaker faces what could be a terrifying truth: what if Angela is right?
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The Goats Outside : A Short Folk Horror
He was talking to them yesterday. I saw them. He was feeding them meat like it was normal. No. He wasn’t even surprised at all. He didn’t ask me any questions or find it strange. No, he was enjoying it —
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A Remote Cottage. Two Weeks of Isolation. And Goats That Shouldn’t Be Watching.
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Flight attendant Rosie Nelson just needs to get through a mandatory two-week quarantine at her nan’s countryside cottage. No big deal—just her, the empty fields, and a few stubborn goats. But as the days drag on, the goats start acting strangely. Their eyes linger too long. Their movements seem… wrong. And at night, something huge lurks beyond the path...
Was it just exhaustion playing tricks on her? Or was she never truly alone?
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The Goats Outside : A Short Folk Horror eBook : Leung, Emily: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
The Worst Flatmate
Her obsessive behavior becomes suffocating, and as her grip on my life tightens, I realize I’m not just losing my independence—I’m in serious danger.
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When life takes an unexpected turn, and Kim's beloved younger brother is diagnosed with cancer, she makes the difficult choice to downsize and moves into a shared flat to help cover his treatment costs. At first, Marcelina—her new flatmate—seems passionate, friendly, and eager to help her settle in. But as the weeks go by, she notices unsettling behavior: Marcelina begins copying Kim, from the food she eats to the clothes she wears, even mimicking the smallest details of her life. What starts as an uncomfortable coincidence spiral into something far darker...
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Dear Aunt Estella
Some letters are better left unread.
When Lydia decides to write to her late Aunt Estella, it’s supposed to be an exercise in closure—a way to confront old wounds and purge lingering guilt. After all, Estella was always... different. Eccentric. Strange. Lydia’s words spill onto the page, her confessions growing darker, more vulnerable.
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