Publisher's Weekly
The latest in this acclaimed series of anthologies of original horror stories maintains the quality standards set by its predecessors. Among the best work here: Lisa Tuttle's story of the maternal instinct gone awry, ''Jamie's Grave''; Bob Leman's account of an unusually benign haunted house, ''Come Where My Loves Lies Dreaming''; Ken Wisman's unexpectedly gruesome ''The Finder-Keeper''; Douglas Winter's tale of a lawyer whose workaholic habits get out of control, ''Office Hours''; Thomas Sullivan's story of highway driving turned nightmare, ''The Fence''; and Wendy Webb's eerie account of a day in the life of a public executioner, ''Law of Averages.''