Once again, author David Boyer is taking us on yet another journey into a world where the truth is definitely stranger than fiction, and where there are no boundaries on how far he'll take us. In the title story, “Creepy Crawl,” Milo Burress, a master cat burglar, thinks he's hit the jackpot – that is, until he realizes he has company; three members of the Charles Manson family are already inside the house, and now that they know they have company too, they are going to do their best to make sure Milo doesn't make it out alive. In the story “The Ballad Of Georgie,” an unpopular, overweight young man, the object of constant bullying, finds a magical river that bestows him with powers beyond his imagination, but is completely unaware of what the river will ask in return, until it's too late. In the story, “Reflections,” an honest cop, who has had to take the life of another man in the line of duty – a righteous kill – reflects back on that day to the point of no return, feeling extreme guilt, until the love of a good woman helps to heal him from within his heart – and her own. In the story, “Good Night, My Love,” a selfish, heartless man who has made sure his overbearing wife has died in a home “accident,” is now being haunted by her in revenge for his evil ways, but he doesn't know yet how far she'll go in order to make him pay for what he did, until it's much too late for him to seek redemption. These and four other stories await the reader in CREEPY CRAWL AND OTHER STORIES.