Matt Shaw

The Hub is an orphanage for children aged 4 to 12, known only to the wealthy. The patrons of the orphanage are the Fred Wests of society. Those looking for "pets" with which to indulge their darkest desires. One such pet being Tara Nicholson who, when "adopted" is subjected to all manners of nastiness until she manages to get away.

Before "How Much To..?", "How Much 2", "The Game", "The Mid Season Break", "The Island", "Murder House" and "This or That" - there was another show streaming on the Dark "To Face Your Fears".Contestants sign up in the hope of winning a life-changing sum of money. To win the money, all they need to do is face their ultimate fear. If they can conquer it, they win the money. If they can't conquer it, they leave empty-handed. At least, that's what they believe is happening... They go in, all nervous smiles, unaware these games are rigged.For fans of the "Saw" franchise, this is a prequel to Matt Shaw's Game series. It can be read as a stand-alone novel.

Sharon and Mary have watched every episode of The Game. They've watched it from the start, right through to the final series at Murder House. Even though the producers pulled the plug, the two super fans weren't quite ready to say goodbye to it yet and hope they can entice the producers to give them a show of their own. And, to get the producers on side, they have the perfect footage to showcase their talents and appreciation for The Game. Although a part of a series, this book can be enjoyed if you haven't read any of the other stories within the same universe. WARNING: Graphic content. This is an adult book intended for an adult audience. There are scenes of a distressing nature within this book so if you're easily offended, please do not purchase. This is not a marketing gimmick.

MURDER HOUSE "The game has changed. Contestants now get to spend the night in a haunted house, in which the original owner murdered his entire family. At least, that's what they're told; a plan to get them INTO the house. Once inside though, the rules change. They're not surviving the ghosts, they're surviving each other." Whilst this book can be enjoyed as a stand alone story, there are small references to "How Much To", "How Much 2", "The Game", "The Game 2"

People tune in from all over the world... A not-so secret show aired via a private satellite on the Dark Web, where contestants are forced to fight one another and navigate their way through a maze of unspeakable horrors. In this episode: It's Victoria's turn. A woman plucked from her normal life and dropped directly into Hell, unaware she is being watched all around the world. The producers don't know if she, or the other contestants, will survive and they don't care. All they care about are the viewing figures. More Gore, More Ratings. The Game has started... Warning: There are strong scenes of violence in this book. If easily shocked or offended, please do not purchase. Saw meets The Running Man in Matt Shaw's shocking new horror!

A group of strangers are pitted against one another in Matt Shaw’s latest extreme horror. The Game is simple. Each of the contestants are asked a question: how much to complete a certain task? They then have two minutes to name a price but if they go too high and their fellow contestants are cheaper, they have just priced themselves out of the game. The trick is to go high enough to win a good amount of money but low enough to ensure you are the winner. By the end of the bidding war, the person who is the cheapest contestant has to then go through, one by one, completing the tasks. No backing out allowed now... But who is running this game? And more to the point - why?!

At first I couldn't find the words to express my bitter disappointment in the latest happenings over in the United States of America. When I finally did have something to say, I realised I had a whole lot more than just an angry social media status to shout about. Now, I know some people will consider this book poor taste. Some people may even decide to stop reading my work based on this one title and, you know, I'm fine with that. What happens within this book is a story. Whilst it has the recent abortion laws at the heart of the tale, it takes an extreme turn within the first few pages. Some people may sit there in delight at the deliciously dark goings on, others will worry that - sometimes it is the extreme routes which end up to being the closest to the reality we're faced with. I hope this book makes you stop and think about what is happening in America. I know it won't fall into the right hands to make a difference, or change the minds of the idiotic but - with enough people standing up and screaming when something wrong is happening in the country they love... Sometimes.... Sometimes their voices are heard. Be heard. The year is 2032 and five year old Jacob is opening the biggest gift, beneath the Christmas tree, which is labelled for him. His very first semi-automatic rifle and - he couldn't be prouder. He smiles to his parents who sit close by. They don't smile back. Their minds are stuck on earlier events of what should have been a magical day: The moment they found out Jacob was set to be a brother. A second child had never been a part of their "plan". Even if they had wanted one, they knew they couldn't afford one. More than that, the first pregnancy almost resulted in the death of both mother and child. Neither husband nor wife wished to chance that again... But it wasn't up to them. She was pregnant and that was that. They had to smile at the news and appear happy and financially stable enough to be able to afford a new addition to the family. If the cracks showed in the relationship, the government would come knocking and, the mother would end up in Room 101. The new child, now property of The Powers That Be. WARNING: This is an extreme horror story. It is not intended for those who are easily shocked or offended.

She knew better than to cut through the park after dark. The news was already full of horror stories from people being attacked there but, with alcohol flowing through her system, she didn’t stop to use common sense. She carried on, keen to get home to where her bed was waiting.Her life changed that night when she became another statistic of assault. She lost all trust for people and struggled to even leave her house; the latter being something she managed to overcome thanks to her therapist. Still, life wasn’t what it once was. That is, until she realised what would make her feel She’d go out at the weekends, she would find the men most deserving of her wrath and - she would start to build her collection... And, what a collection it was to This is an extreme story. There are moments within these pages which "mainstream" horror lovers may not enjoy.

From extreme horror author, Matt Shaw.There's a new streaming service on the market. Free to view, it has all of the most popular television shows and films. Some of the content is so new that it still plays in theatres and yet - here, on this site - it streams with crystal clarity.But, when the subscribers reach 666, the channel glitches out. Random images flash to the brains of those sat glued to their screens and - in a heart beat - their thoughts are changed and souls sucked back into the sets. Stripped of their souls, the thing left behind is human only in shape. The shapes sitting there have but one thing on their mind; bloody, violent murder...

The world is over-populated. Resources are running out. In an effort to balance things out, the government has stepped in with a radical new lottery system. All names are put into a computer, with 200 names being drawn at random. Of those people 100 will get one colour (red) token, 100 will get another colour token (white). Whatever colour they received, they had to go to the government run club for the night. Of those who received the white token, they would be going home the following day. For those who received the red tokens? They would be leaving in a body bag.

A tragic, violent The boy didn't have cancer. He had something else buried deep within which he named "his Cancer". Others didn't know it was there, even though he tried telling them. Instead, they said he was "fine" and being "silly" and "melodramatic". Even when his anger turned to frustration and streams of tears, they continued to say he was okay. He knew he wasn't though and, the more they doubted him and didn't listen, the more the "cancer" grew. He could feel it inside and, it scared him. He knew that, one day, it was going to explode. What he didn't know was who would be caught up in the explosion. From award-winning author Matt Shaw, the author of Sick B*stards, The Octopus Trilogy and Roe V. Wade.

WARNING: THIS IS AN EXTREME HORROR NOVEL. There is gore. There is bad language. There are scenes of a sexual nature. But hidden underneath it all is also a chilling story. Please do not purchase this book if you are easily shocked, disgusted or offended. This book is not for you. A family will do anything to survive after a nuclear attack has left their world in ruins. Actions which even surprise them...