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Quality Horror Fiction
Nov 26 2010
By Jacqueline Seewald
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
Dreamspell Nightmares
For those who like reading dark fiction, this book is an excellent choice. There are twenty separate short stories, each a well-developed and unique tale of horror. Those of us who have read Poe, Lovecraft and modern writers of dark fiction like King and Koontz will appreciate these stories. You will find a variety of fear-invoking situations--everything from an abused wife intent on revenge getting more than she bargained for, a man who believes he is being stalked by a monster, to those who must contend with evil in many forms: terrorists, mutant parasites, malevolent aliens, serial killers, and even zombies.
For those who like reading dark fiction, this book is an excellent choice. There are twenty separate short stories, each a well-developed and unique tale of horror. Those of us who have read Poe, Lovecraft and modern writers of dark fiction like King and Koontz will appreciate these stories. You will find a variety of fear-invoking situations--everything from an abused wife intent on revenge getting more than she bargained for, a man who believes he is being stalked by a monster, to those who must contend with evil in many forms: terrorists, mutant parasites, malevolent aliens, serial killers, and even zombies.
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Horror Fiction That Satisfies
Mar 24 2011
By Kathleen McIntosh
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Don't let the cover, not my favorite, stop you from opening this remarkable collection of short stories.
This anthology of twenty horror stories takes you from Bali to Baghdad, from the streets of L.A. to the Louisiana bayou. Some of the stories are about bad choices, very bad choices, and their consequences. Some are about revenge. Some have twists at the end that I didn't see coming, but that satisfied.
If you like horror, you'll like these stories. Several, like one about a man bent on saving himself through sacrificing another, or another written "from the grave," are chilling and eerie. Each story takes time to develop believable characters, some we like, some we like to see lose.
These stories deal with the evil one person can do to another. Or one being, in several of the stories. Scary, eerie, satisfying, on occasion humorous and satiric, all around good reads, well-edited.
This anthology of twenty horror stories takes you from Bali to Baghdad, from the streets of L.A. to the Louisiana bayou. Some of the stories are about bad choices, very bad choices, and their consequences. Some are about revenge. Some have twists at the end that I didn't see coming, but that satisfied.
If you like horror, you'll like these stories. Several, like one about a man bent on saving himself through sacrificing another, or another written "from the grave," are chilling and eerie. Each story takes time to develop believable characters, some we like, some we like to see lose.
These stories deal with the evil one person can do to another. Or one being, in several of the stories. Scary, eerie, satisfying, on occasion humorous and satiric, all around good reads, well-edited.
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