In Tiny Terrors: Part 2, author David Boyer once again thrusts the listener head first into a world we thought we knew all too well, but weren't aware of what may exist in that world once you've crossed the barrier between the light and the darkness.

In the story “The Shadow Man,” a man who is paranoid of the Halloween holiday—and of an urban legend known as The Shadow Man—decides to face his worst fears, only to realize the only thing he really had to fear was his own paranoia, but realizes this much too late to save his soul.

In the story, “Hungry Ghosts,” the janitor of a local high school, on the brink of a forced retirement, is taunted by ghosts who don't want him to leave—and will do almost anything to keep him there with them for all eternity.

In “Voodoo Moon,” a young, infertile couple, longing to be parents, resort to voodoosim to make their dreams come true, but with terrifying results.

In “The Mirror's Image,” an ancient vampire, seeking revenge for the death of his beloved wife, realizes that no amount of vengeful bloodshed will ever bring her back to life.

And in “The Longing,” a lonely, bitter man, grieving over the loss of his wife to a deadly plague, soon realizes with terrifying clarity that there actually can be a fate worse than death.