Killed By Death is a collection of twisted tales from the odd little towns Down South in Alabama, where your neighbors have teeth, everyone has secrets, bodies are buried everywhere, and sometimes they come back. These thirteen stories have appeared elsewhere over a span of ten years but now combine for a roller coaster of white-knuckle horror, featuring backwoods killers, murderous ghosts, otherworldly curses, and beasts that stalk the forest. You'll get madmen on the loose and tales from the outer limits, so hunker down in your storm shelter. Things are going to get hairy. In "Men of Their Word," some things are best kept in the family-like vengeance. The new waitress in town meets a local legend in the flesh during the "Incident at the Buttered Biscuit." There's something weird down at the old fishing hole, in "Dammit, Mavis!" Jaylen's new friend at school has a magical talent that just might save their hide in "Let 'Em Have It." ...These are just a few of the most terrible things in Matthew Weber's Killed By Death.