When you moved into your Grandma's old cabin, you didn't want anything other than the summer sun, relaxation, and a chance to find a place in your new home. You didn't expect the Camp Crystal Lake monster to be real. You certainly didn't expect him to be so… nice. And you absolutely did not expect to fall in love with him. Yet here you are.

Jason had a best friend, she was the only one he could trust. She was the only one besides his mother who was really there for him. When he died, she kept living for him. It wasn't easy for Shelby, she had her fair share of hardships growing up. After the horror Mrs. Voorhees left. She was left behind. Never knowing that everything she knew was a lie and her best friend is alive.

Abandoned and left to die in the middle of the woods, a young girl is rescued by an unlikely savior.

The first time you see Jason's face, he takes your breath away.

The lesser known 1986 prequel to the 1988 cult classic Friday the 13th part 17 Hitler vs Jason . It's not as good as it's successor but it's still a cult classic in it's own right .

This story follows the separation of Dawn Peterson and Jason Voorhees. Jason had befriended the little girl and they had lived together at the camp. Will the two ever be reunited and will it last? Will Dawn's love for the hockey masked killer ever change? Sequel to Vengeance for the Innocent. It is recommended you read that first.

Jason is on the loose.

ONESHOT. A minute after being told about his missing sister's possible fate, Clay Miller finds it all too hard to accept. However, he isn't ready to give up so easily as he leaves the older woman's house, holding onto a new form of determination to find his missing sister, alive.

A short story about Friday the thirteenth that I wrote

In 1984, Jason Voorhees slaughtered thirteen innocent people before being killed by twelve-year-old Tommy Jarvis. Thirty-four years have passed since then, and the legend of Jason seems to have faded into obscurity. Until a vacationing family arrives to spend the weekend by Crystal Lake, unaware of the evil their presence will bring back.

In horrifying screenplay format.

I usually wonder what was going through the mind of Chris Higgins as Jason cornered her in the barn. I do not own Friday the 13th or it's content. For entertainment purposes.

Jason catches a glimpse of what lies behind the mask of Michael Myers.

Pamela Voorhees ponders her son's existence, as well as his relationship with Michael Myers.

have you heard of the boy that drown in crytal lake? The 4th and final part of my halloween horror nights poetry collection.

What if Jason emerged from the barn instead of Reggie?

Follows Game Characters. After Part VIII, Jason Voorhees is swept out to sea and finds himself on the coast of Connecticut just as the nearby Camp Ravenwood is being opened to the public. It's new camp counselors know the stories of Crystal Lake and Jason, but they never thought they'd experience his wrath themselves… until another fateful Friday The 13th fell upon their calendar.

What if the Friday the 13th sitcom actually was related to the movie. In this story inspired by the Family guy cutaway gag where jason drops his kid off at camp, This Series which will be inspired by sitcoms such as George Lopez, Seinfeld, and Heil Honey I'm Home (Look it up) will be a funny look at Jason and his family living in the suburbs

Basically, these are one-shots involving the game characters! T for language and sexual references.

I do not own the character of Jason Voorhees, or Friday the 13th. I am an amateur writer,mainly as a hobby. For entertainment purposes only.

A poem dedicated to Jason Voorhees, the legend of Crystal Lake.

Just a short story i wanted to make. Involves a polymous, open -three way- relationship.

A sweet but painfully stupid catgirl and her friends go to a summer camp to prepare it for business but what they thought would be a weekend of partying, drugs, and sex turns into a massacre when Jason rises from the lake. Rated T CRACKFIC.

Sequel to Friday the 13th Part XIII: Evil Resurfaces

Three years after the events at Crystal Lake, Kenny and Jenny are sent to Pinehurst to get their lives back on track. However, when Jason returns with a vengeance and old problems begin rising, Kenny and Jenny will need to race against Jason in order to save their friends...and themselves. Rated T for language, sexual references, violence, and dark themes.