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Monstronomicon: 100 Horror Stories from 70 Authors
Tips for Monster Hunting
Check the deepest part of the ocean.
Or let someone with a submarine check it for you.
Order a monster egg online.
Make sure it won't hatch before it arrives.
Don't. What are you, crazy?
You don't need to look. The monsters will find you.
Or let someone with a submarine check it for you.
Order a monster egg online.
Make sure it won't hatch before it arrives.
Don't. What are you, crazy?
You don't need to look. The monsters will find you.
THE MONSTER BOOK OF MONSTERS is a collection of 100 stories from around the world, inspired by the legendary book from Harry Potter. These aren't your everyday Werewolves and Wendigos either. Each story is told by the survivor of an encounter with a unique and mysterious creature more wild and varied than you can imagine. This book has something for everyone with a dark mind, so read now to find the perfect monster for you.
Some monsters are quirky and friendly, while others are apocalyptic behemoths crawling up from the depths. Some stories are heartwarming, funny, or profound, while others are a blood bath..
As seen on TV**Assuming you can see into the future. The Monster Book of Monsters is a joint media and literary project. These monsters are destined for the screen in an episodic series of short horror films. See the inside of the book for more information on how to get involved.
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740 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 14, 2018
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Tobias Wade
46 books206 followersFormer neuroscience researcher, born again horror writer. During my studies, it struck me as odd that I could learn so much about why humans behave without understanding the intricacies of human nature. It occurred to me that I learned more about the depths of human experience from reading Dostoyevsky than I ever had from my text books, and I was inspired to write.
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November 14, 2021
This was a slog for me and a DNF at 79%. I feel that there were just too many stories and I started losing interest at about 60 stories but plugged on for a little longer. The problem with such a large anthology is that the really good tales end up being unmemorable simply by being swamped from the sheer volume of ideas.
January 22, 2019
Monstronomicon is an anthology of 100 monster stories written by 70 different authors. If that sounds like a difficult undertaking, you’d be right. Balancing the voices of 70 different people is an art in and of itself. Add in blood-curdling monsters and this becomes a mountain of a project. Overall, I feel this work was very successful in what it was trying to accomplish.
As a result of this publication, a new series is being piloted to promote indie authors on the small screen. “Into Midnight” is a production similar to Black Mirror in that every episode will have a different story, but will all be based in the horror genre. I really hope to see this series get off the ground and shine some light on unknown talent.
Going back to the book, it is a production published by Haunted House Publishing. They have published a number of horror novels from indie authors, mostly from the subreddit Nosleep. I commend them for giving these authors a platform and helping readers to discover new and important voices.
So now for the review. I am going to start with the negatives. Controversial, I know. But the reason for this is because the negatives are far outweighed by the positives. As much as I loved this anthology (hell, I have two stories in it!) there were some issues that I couldn’t ignore.
First was the format and editing. It was clear that this book was not professionally edited. A few misspelled words do not bother me, but when there are unnecessary formatting issues (such as the authors’ names being written twice on some stories, once on the others) it becomes distracting. Many stories had odd line breaks in the middle of sentences or were just poorly structured. I would highly recommend investing in a professional editor to eliminate these problems.
My second hang-up was around the order of the stories. They seemed to be in no discernible pattern. I would have preferred it if the book was split up into chapters. Perhaps one chapter could include psychological monsters, another for spiritual ones, etc. This would give the reader a sense of organization and forward motion as they progressed through the book. As it stands now it feels like the stories were amassed as one might pile up dirty laundry on the floor.
Despite these two major qualms, the works included in this anthology are phenomenal. It has everything one might want from monster-centered horror. I read about huge, Lovecraftian terrors to skittering, insectile beasts. I come from a psychological horror background and was pleasantly surprised to see that some of the worst monsters were humans. I want to highlight a few stories that I particularly enjoyed.
The first I would like to showcase is called “Giggle” and is by the author Derek Hawke. I won’t spoil the story, but the amount of lore-building Hawke was able to do in such a short span was impressive. As a reader I feared for the main character but also marveled the situation. The truth is that there are terrors far bigger than the giggle in the nighttime.
I also enjoyed “ADINN” by Jesse Clark. Clark paints a beautiful picture of a world that may or may not be contained within a computer. I found myself rooting for the narrator while also questioning what was real. It didn’t rely on scares to make the reader afraid. Instead, Clark created both a claustrophobic and desolate landscape that built up the nervousness and sense of urgency in the narrative.
Finally, I want to round my top three picks with a classic monster story. “The Witness” by Edyth Pax-Boyr, gives us a creature to fear while also creating a realistic world for it to exist in. In truth, it is a story of loss and what that looks like for different people. I loved the description of the monster. It left enough up to my imagination that I was satisfyingly disturbed. It also has an ending you will not want to miss.
Just like any anthology, there were some stories I enjoyed more than others, but overall the scope of the production is inspiring. There was a vast array of storytellers to satisfy even the pickiest critic. I am monstrously impressed with the dedication each author gave to their craft. This is a book I will go back to again and again to find new meanings and discover old fears.
Wretched Review Score: 7/10
As a result of this publication, a new series is being piloted to promote indie authors on the small screen. “Into Midnight” is a production similar to Black Mirror in that every episode will have a different story, but will all be based in the horror genre. I really hope to see this series get off the ground and shine some light on unknown talent.
Going back to the book, it is a production published by Haunted House Publishing. They have published a number of horror novels from indie authors, mostly from the subreddit Nosleep. I commend them for giving these authors a platform and helping readers to discover new and important voices.
So now for the review. I am going to start with the negatives. Controversial, I know. But the reason for this is because the negatives are far outweighed by the positives. As much as I loved this anthology (hell, I have two stories in it!) there were some issues that I couldn’t ignore.
First was the format and editing. It was clear that this book was not professionally edited. A few misspelled words do not bother me, but when there are unnecessary formatting issues (such as the authors’ names being written twice on some stories, once on the others) it becomes distracting. Many stories had odd line breaks in the middle of sentences or were just poorly structured. I would highly recommend investing in a professional editor to eliminate these problems.
My second hang-up was around the order of the stories. They seemed to be in no discernible pattern. I would have preferred it if the book was split up into chapters. Perhaps one chapter could include psychological monsters, another for spiritual ones, etc. This would give the reader a sense of organization and forward motion as they progressed through the book. As it stands now it feels like the stories were amassed as one might pile up dirty laundry on the floor.
Despite these two major qualms, the works included in this anthology are phenomenal. It has everything one might want from monster-centered horror. I read about huge, Lovecraftian terrors to skittering, insectile beasts. I come from a psychological horror background and was pleasantly surprised to see that some of the worst monsters were humans. I want to highlight a few stories that I particularly enjoyed.
The first I would like to showcase is called “Giggle” and is by the author Derek Hawke. I won’t spoil the story, but the amount of lore-building Hawke was able to do in such a short span was impressive. As a reader I feared for the main character but also marveled the situation. The truth is that there are terrors far bigger than the giggle in the nighttime.
I also enjoyed “ADINN” by Jesse Clark. Clark paints a beautiful picture of a world that may or may not be contained within a computer. I found myself rooting for the narrator while also questioning what was real. It didn’t rely on scares to make the reader afraid. Instead, Clark created both a claustrophobic and desolate landscape that built up the nervousness and sense of urgency in the narrative.
Finally, I want to round my top three picks with a classic monster story. “The Witness” by Edyth Pax-Boyr, gives us a creature to fear while also creating a realistic world for it to exist in. In truth, it is a story of loss and what that looks like for different people. I loved the description of the monster. It left enough up to my imagination that I was satisfyingly disturbed. It also has an ending you will not want to miss.
Just like any anthology, there were some stories I enjoyed more than others, but overall the scope of the production is inspiring. There was a vast array of storytellers to satisfy even the pickiest critic. I am monstrously impressed with the dedication each author gave to their craft. This is a book I will go back to again and again to find new meanings and discover old fears.
Wretched Review Score: 7/10
February 1, 2019
There's something to satisfy almost every horror fan. This one kept me up late into the night, a couple of nights in a row.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 15, 2018
Totally intriguing collection of monster stories from a fascinating variety of writers. Enough to keep you reading for awhile.
December 17, 2018
Great stories from authors who knows how to put horror in words.There were monsters of all sorts. A good read!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
May 13, 2019
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‘Monstronomicon: 100 Horror Stories from 70 Authors’ by Various
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3/5
Finished on April 19, 2019
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BOOK DESCRIPTION:
THE MONSTRONOMICON is a collection of 100 stories from around the world. These aren't your everyday Werewolves and Wendigos either. Each story is told by the survivor of an encounter with a unique and mysterious creature more wild and varied than you can imagine. This book has something for everyone with a dark mind, so read now to find the perfect monster for you.
Some monsters are quirky and friendly, while others are apocalyptic behemoths crawling up from the depths. Some stories are heartwarming, funny, or profound, while others are a blood bath.
MY REVIEW:
When I heard about the upcoming release of this collection, I was excited. I am a huge fan of stories about monsters, and what could be better than a bunch of them by some of my favorite NoSleep authors?
Well, I’m sorry to say that I wasn’t as impressed with this book as I wanted to be. I wanted to love it, but I closed it and felt hollow.
There are some excellent stories in here by talented authors, but I think the not-so-great ones overshadow them. That’s unfortunate. Whoever put this collection together should have been more selective, only selecting stories by authors who are on par with one another. Failure to do so made this collection feel imbalanced and took the shine off the good tales.
There were way too many stories in this collection I couldn’t finish for me to give it anything above a 3-star review, and even that feels generous. Some of them were rambly and all over the place. Some of them did the thing I dislike the most and sacrifice solid plot and character development for gore and shock value. And others were just poorly edited — inconsistent tenses, grammatical errors, etc.
I read this with my Kindle Unlimited subscription, and I’m glad I did. If I had purchased this collection outright, I think I might have felt even worse about it.
‘Monstronomicon: 100 Horror Stories from 70 Authors’ by Various
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3/5
Finished on April 19, 2019
Read with Kindle Unlimited Subscription
FREE on Kindle Unlimited | $4.99 on Kindle | $26.21 on Audiobook | $24.99 in Paperback
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
THE MONSTRONOMICON is a collection of 100 stories from around the world. These aren't your everyday Werewolves and Wendigos either. Each story is told by the survivor of an encounter with a unique and mysterious creature more wild and varied than you can imagine. This book has something for everyone with a dark mind, so read now to find the perfect monster for you.
Some monsters are quirky and friendly, while others are apocalyptic behemoths crawling up from the depths. Some stories are heartwarming, funny, or profound, while others are a blood bath.
MY REVIEW:
When I heard about the upcoming release of this collection, I was excited. I am a huge fan of stories about monsters, and what could be better than a bunch of them by some of my favorite NoSleep authors?
Well, I’m sorry to say that I wasn’t as impressed with this book as I wanted to be. I wanted to love it, but I closed it and felt hollow.
There are some excellent stories in here by talented authors, but I think the not-so-great ones overshadow them. That’s unfortunate. Whoever put this collection together should have been more selective, only selecting stories by authors who are on par with one another. Failure to do so made this collection feel imbalanced and took the shine off the good tales.
There were way too many stories in this collection I couldn’t finish for me to give it anything above a 3-star review, and even that feels generous. Some of them were rambly and all over the place. Some of them did the thing I dislike the most and sacrifice solid plot and character development for gore and shock value. And others were just poorly edited — inconsistent tenses, grammatical errors, etc.
I read this with my Kindle Unlimited subscription, and I’m glad I did. If I had purchased this collection outright, I think I might have felt even worse about it.
December 16, 2018
I'll preface this review by saying that I've read just about every other book put out by Haunted House Publishing and loved most of them. I was so incredibly excited to hear about this massive project and even more excited to be one of the first to review it. Unfortunately, I found my progress jarred to a halt again and again by the abundant lack of editing. It's strange, really; Tobias Wade and his team usually put out top-rate horror. I've noticed that, for whatever reason, the editing has become slack in the last few publications, although none are nearly as bad as this one.
Don't get me wrong, there are still a lot of really great stories in here. Out of such a massive collection (We're talking nearly seven hundred pages here, people!) you're bound to run into some duds as well as some errors. That said, I read story after story that had missing words, misspellings, or just plain crummy syntax. I don't know what's going on as of late but I really hope Mister Wade can tighten up his editing department. There are a lot of really talented authors pouring out their hearts here and, as desperately as I wanted to love what they've accomplished, I was forced to watch it all flounder and fall under some truly egregious editorial issues.
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Don't get me wrong, there are still a lot of really great stories in here. Out of such a massive collection (We're talking nearly seven hundred pages here, people!) you're bound to run into some duds as well as some errors. That said, I read story after story that had missing words, misspellings, or just plain crummy syntax. I don't know what's going on as of late but I really hope Mister Wade can tighten up his editing department. There are a lot of really talented authors pouring out their hearts here and, as desperately as I wanted to love what they've accomplished, I was forced to watch it all flounder and fall under some truly egregious editorial issues.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 21, 2019
Edit edit edit that was the true horror of the book 😠
Edit edit edit that was the true horror of this book 😠 otherwise it would have been really good , so sad
Edit edit edit that was the true horror of this book 😠 otherwise it would have been really good , so sad
December 18, 2018
Full disclosure: I wasn`t able to read all 100 stories, so I`m basing my review on the stories I did read.
I liked this collection of short horror stories. Some of them were really creepy and eerie. Some of my favorites were: The Whistler`s Highway, My Father-In-Law, and The Deepest Part of the Ocean Isn`t Empty. The ones that were my least favorite didn`t give me the scare factor I like in my horror stories, and at least one left me more confused than creeped out. I`m definitely going to finish this collection, because there are more gems than bad apples here that make me want to keep reading it to the end. There were quite a few typos in some of the stories. Some typos were minor, while others threw me out of the stories for brief moments because I was correcting the punctuation, misued or missing words, and grammar in my head. All in all a solid collection. I could definitely see some of these being turned into creepypasta short films.
I liked this collection of short horror stories. Some of them were really creepy and eerie. Some of my favorites were: The Whistler`s Highway, My Father-In-Law, and The Deepest Part of the Ocean Isn`t Empty. The ones that were my least favorite didn`t give me the scare factor I like in my horror stories, and at least one left me more confused than creeped out. I`m definitely going to finish this collection, because there are more gems than bad apples here that make me want to keep reading it to the end. There were quite a few typos in some of the stories. Some typos were minor, while others threw me out of the stories for brief moments because I was correcting the punctuation, misued or missing words, and grammar in my head. All in all a solid collection. I could definitely see some of these being turned into creepypasta short films.
December 20, 2018
This is indeed a monster-sized collection, not only in number, but in terms of the way you can perceive and therefore illustrate monstrous things.
In the first 20 bite-sized stories I've read so far, there have been hideous things alien and vicious; creepy and sly things that prey upon the mind, in much the same manner of Edgar Allan Poe; aberrant things you want to destroy or hide from; and even some that, on reflection, twisted or otherwise, are invited to stay.
There are also multiple offerings from the same author, so you're bound to find more than a few stories to enjoy and come back. None have given me the shakes or nightmares, but there are definitely ones that make me feel unsettled and "creeped out". Thus far, I can recommend this collection as an enjoyable read.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
In the first 20 bite-sized stories I've read so far, there have been hideous things alien and vicious; creepy and sly things that prey upon the mind, in much the same manner of Edgar Allan Poe; aberrant things you want to destroy or hide from; and even some that, on reflection, twisted or otherwise, are invited to stay.
There are also multiple offerings from the same author, so you're bound to find more than a few stories to enjoy and come back. None have given me the shakes or nightmares, but there are definitely ones that make me feel unsettled and "creeped out". Thus far, I can recommend this collection as an enjoyable read.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 17, 2018
Very interesting book. There seems to be something for everyone within the pages of this book. Some of the stories sounds like something kids tell to other kids to scare them. Some are genuinely scary (to me anyway). Some are more gross than anything.
I enjoyed quite a few of the stories, but did not care for quite a few either. Not everyone has the same tastes, but from what I have read, (I'm a little over halfway through the book) I feel that most people will find something that suits their taste.
The editing appears to be pretty good. The only major thing I noticed was in one of the earlier stories. There was 1 place in that story where part of the story was repeated on the next page.
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I enjoyed quite a few of the stories, but did not care for quite a few either. Not everyone has the same tastes, but from what I have read, (I'm a little over halfway through the book) I feel that most people will find something that suits their taste.
The editing appears to be pretty good. The only major thing I noticed was in one of the earlier stories. There was 1 place in that story where part of the story was repeated on the next page.
I received this book for free and voluntarily leave this review.
February 13, 2019
I was very excited about this book until I started reading the stories. Some of the stories were refreshingly different from other "scary" stories, yet others were not very interesting ones to read. I found several typo errors in some of the stories, making them harder to read. I guess when you put this many stories together in one book, they can't all be good. Too many seemed like lame stories told around a campfire by kids who thought a bump in the night was scary. Maybe it was because the stories were so short. I just know it didn't capture my interest, making it a very long read.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 18, 2018
This is a huge book of 100 short stories by mixed authors with monster themes of all kinds. If you love monsters, you’re bound to find something in here you’ll love. Like any mixed story book, there are going to some you love and some not so much, but I found it generally enjoyable myself. Some are downright creepy, some sort of predictable, some cute, and then some really twisted. Worth the read if this is your sort of thing, and you might find some new authors to follow you weren’t familiar with before.
I received a free copy of this book as an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book as an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 18, 2018
I'm only 3/4 thru the book, but am really enjoying most of it. I found a few stories that were disappointing to me, but I'm a 72 year old woman and maybe just a wee bit jaded by horror stories. I've found several real gems in here, so it's easy to continue looking for the next one. These stories run the gamut from truly terrifying to just plain silly (there goes that age/gender thing again, sorry). All in all, I'm enjoying the book and would recommend it for horror fans.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
April 8, 2021
An Uneven, But Still Entertaining Collection
One hundred short horror stories cover a lot of ground and not every tale hits it out of the ball park. Some read like hastily written creepypastas while some are legitimate short stories. Many read like flash fiction worthy of the genre. Regardless, the anthology is all in all an entertaining read and worth the time. Not all will strike your fancy, but enough them will surely entertain.
One caveat. There are a LOT of typos and grammatical mistakes.
One hundred short horror stories cover a lot of ground and not every tale hits it out of the ball park. Some read like hastily written creepypastas while some are legitimate short stories. Many read like flash fiction worthy of the genre. Regardless, the anthology is all in all an entertaining read and worth the time. Not all will strike your fancy, but enough them will surely entertain.
One caveat. There are a LOT of typos and grammatical mistakes.
December 17, 2018
This book is a lot of short stories about monsters, strange places and other creepy things. Some of the stories were great but for every 2 or 3 good ones there's a not so good one.
I received an ARC from Booksprout and this is my honest review
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received an ARC from Booksprout and this is my honest review
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 17, 2018
Great collection of stories! Some creepy, some odd, and some just out there. Overall a good assortment with a little something for any reader of the horror genre. Look forward to seeing some of the stories made into short films.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 17, 2018
What a fantastic anthology! Of course, as in any anthology, and particularly one with so many stories, you'll find a wide variety of themes and styles, and some will sit better with you than others.
But seriously, the quality of the stories is astonishing, From truly scary to creepy to ominous, you'll find something here that it's just for you.
A recommended read!
But seriously, the quality of the stories is astonishing, From truly scary to creepy to ominous, you'll find something here that it's just for you.
A recommended read!
December 18, 2018
This book had stories for every kind of monster lover. There were stories to thrill you, put you in nightmares and even boggle your mind.
I wanted it to never end. I have read it twice now cause I would concentrate on a different way of thinking about the story.
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I wanted it to never end. I have read it twice now cause I would concentrate on a different way of thinking about the story.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 19, 2018
Another fantastic book courtesy of haunted house publishing. I enjoyed reading this book so much. The many authors and stories made it feel like there was a story for everyone to read. I highly recommend it to horror fans everywhere.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 20, 2018
Had high hopes when I started to read this anthology, and it did not disappoint. Hooked from page one. Stories flowed quickly and did not become boring. Before I knew it I was at the end. Loved it and will be reading it again.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 30, 2018
Wow! Just wow This book is amazing. I love how each of the monsters are so unique. The descriptions are very great. Makes it easier for me to imagine what they really look like. At least not all of the monsters are creepy, some stories portray gentle monsters. Overall an amazing book and would totally recommend.
January 8, 2019
There are a lot of different short stories in here, something for everyone, I'm sure most will like some more then others like I did but all in all this is awesome, I love short stories cause your mind can wonder so many different ways.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
January 30, 2020
Pretty Awesome Collection
The short stories are intriguing, and some leave you wanting a whole novel. This took me a while to read. It's worth the price. It's also worth checking out whichever authors interest you from this anthology. These manage to unsettle without using too much more or extreme violence. I'd recommend this book for anyone who is interested in horror.
The short stories are intriguing, and some leave you wanting a whole novel. This took me a while to read. It's worth the price. It's also worth checking out whichever authors interest you from this anthology. These manage to unsettle without using too much more or extreme violence. I'd recommend this book for anyone who is interested in horror.
December 17, 2018
A comprehensive collection of chilling, spine tingling horror stories. Each one is horrifying in its own way, and all are gripping. I absolutely loved this collection!
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 19, 2018
The stories in this book are unique and full of variety. Some are a little spooky while others are comical or absolutely terrifying. A great anthology for people who love monster stories and horror in general.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
January 18, 2019
A great book with amazing stories in it.
Some real scary and creepy stories.
I really enjoyed reading these stories and highly recommend this to read.
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Some real scary and creepy stories.
I really enjoyed reading these stories and highly recommend this to read.
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January 21, 2019
This was an interesting book, I enjoyed reading it a lot. The combination of stories with different author made it more refreshing.
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I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
January 31, 2019
Generally good stories. Needs editor.
Something spooky or macabre for almost any taste. With a few real gems. Some seem to be first timers though and could use a little cleaning up.
Something spooky or macabre for almost any taste. With a few real gems. Some seem to be first timers though and could use a little cleaning up.
May 9, 2019
There is something within these pages for everyone. Some will out and out scare you. Others will make you wish that the Author could have made a short story long. All will leave you wanting more. Happy reading. Annemarie
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