Inside, you'll find all kinds of ways to put real fear into your readers.

These are not just your run-of-the-mill terror tropes. You'll get more than just the standard, worn out ways of scaring the pants off of people.

That's important, if you think about it. While some fears are tried-and-true in the horror genre, many are used too often. You risk telling a boring, predictable story simply because it's a formula your readers have seen too many times already.

So what I've put together is not just lists of ways to inspire fear, but ideas on how to combine them, as well as unique angles to take that will set your book apart from the rest.

I really think you'll get a lot out of this, especially if your goal is to build a reader fan base that leaves great reviews and that can't wait for your next book to come out.