From the offbeat mind of Tina Collins, Sing The Blues is an assortment of horrific accounts of fictional beasts and demons. These stories are not told with a sense of goodwill or pleasure. This is true horror; the kind of lives you wouldn’t even wish on your mother-in-law.

The Breeders: A breeding program run by an alien species.

Target Practice: ‘A kind of Black Widow’, who doesn’t steal and kill (directly). She just invites herself into other people’s relationships.

Time-A-Wastin’: A killer remembers how his mother used to smell on her deathbed; fruity with a hint of decay.

Up The Fundament: A demon exacts her revenge on a misogynist ex by delivering a punishment fit for a king (of sorts).

Whispering Bunnies: The story of a revengeful female ghost committed to searching out the relatives of those who drove her employers to hell.

For The Alpha: Wolves parade a local ‘drinking’ hole outside a city. They’re looking for prey to take home to the Alpha.

At Death’s Door: A prostitute had become a pain in the proverbial, using the hotel’s facilities to run her sordid whoring business.

Bonus: I Saw All: Whose death is it anyway?

Each story, is part of a bigger picture, some of which has not even been written. This is just the middle of the end.