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Terror in the Shadows Vol. 1: Horror Short Stories Collection with Scary Ghosts, Paranormal & Supernatural Monsters by [Scare Street, Ron Ripley, Sara Clancy, David Longhorn, A. I. Nasser, Emma Salam]

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The dark can be a terrible, terrible place…
A young man’s attempts at breaking parole end in a night of horror. A child realizes his Christmas gift might be more sinister than he originally thought. An editor accidentally uncovers his client’s sinister plan to cleanse the world of all evil...

Scare Street’s roster of authors Ron Ripley, David Longhorn, Sara Clancy and A. I. Nasser come together to bring you 10 of the most terrifying tales meant to chill you to your core.

So head over to your favorite reading spot, make yourself comfortable, and dive right in.

We promise that sleep will be the last thing on your mind.

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July 28, 2018
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"A truly terrifying anthology. The last story kept me up for a while after finishing it. I haven't enjoyed that level of spooky in a while." - D.K.

"This is a wonderful collection of horror shorts." - Maureen

"An anthology that lived up to my expectations. I didn't have to put it away until I had finished reading it. It has a generous number of stories that are unique enough to not get boring." - Reader

"Usually, I don't read short stories, but these are pretty good." - Amalthe

"A good selection of spooky short stories! I'm a fan of horror anthologies and I recommend this book!" - Reader

A huge recommendation for the thrill seekers out there." - Gloria A.

"I enjoyed reading these stories. As usual these writers never disappoint." - Brit

"This is a great short story collection. These stories will give you the heebie jeebies. If you love a good scare, read this one." - Lisa S.

"A series of thrilling reads from start to finish!" - Reader

"All of the stories where good, however, the last story was the best!" - Beverly S.

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Excerpt from Music Box

We forgot about the music box for a few months after that night. Well, not forgot, but decided to ignore it, as though that night had never happened. It was a family habit; maybe if we didn't speak about what bothered us, then it didn't happen.

Kevin avoided me for a couple of days; after that night and on the rare occasions when we had to be in the same room together, I could see how hurt he was that I hadn't said anything to our father that night. It was the ultimate betrayal. I was supposed to be the big brother, always there to have his back.

When he finally did forgive me, I was in the backyard fixing my bike. I saw him from the corner of my eyes, rolling his own bike towards me with its flat back tire. He waited for me to fix the chain into place on my own BMX, all the time shuffling his feet and looking away when I caught him staring.

"Didn't I show you how to fix that?" I asked.

"I still can't do it right," Kevin replied. "I tried, but it didn't work."

"So we're talking now?"

Kevin shuffled his feet and looked at me, then nodded.

"Here, let's take it to the garage."

I abandoned my bike in the driveway and led Kevin to the garage where we set his bike up on the small workstation my dad usually used for his 'projects'. I half expected my brother to just prop up on a stool and watch me like he usually did, but he was quick to help with the tools, and paid close attention to everything I did. It was clear he wanted to show he was not fooling around.
When I had finally patched up the hole, I lowered the bike and rolled it to one side where he could pump the tire up.

"Want to go to the comic store?" I asked. "Dad gave me my allowance. My treat."

Kevin smiled. "Maybe next time," he said. "I still haven't read the one I have."

I shrugged and pushed up onto the worktable, swinging my legs as I sat and watched him pump the tire.

"You know, I really am sorry." I said.

Kevin paused for a second, and without turning around, nodded.

"I didn't know what happened, Kevin," I continued. "It was so weird. Like I was dreaming or something, you know? You had these yellow eyes and-"

Kevin dropped the pump and covered his face in his hands. His shoulders rose and fell as he sobbed, and I quickly slid off the table and fell on my knees beside him. I wrapped an arm around his shoulders and pressed him to me. "Hey, what's wrong?"

Kevin hugged me, crying freely now. His body shook like a leaf in my arms, and I felt tears well up in my own eyes. I felt helpless.

"Kevin?"

"It scared me, Johnny," Kevin mumbled in my shoulder. "It was so dark and scary. I couldn't see anything. And I was cold."

I frowned, his words causing a chill to race through me. I looked over my shoulder at the door leading to the kitchen, contemplating whether or not to call for help, but quickly decided against it. Kevin needed me, only me, and calling any of my parents would be like breaking that trust again.

"Throw it away, Johnny, please throw it away."

I held my brother tighter, and my heartbeat raced when his shivering intensified. "Throw what away?"

Kevin sniffed, then let out a soft moan. "The music box," he said. "Throw away the music box."

***

I looked for it with this very intention in mind; the only thought going through my head was that of getting rid of it once and for all. I was angry; enraged actually. I hated seeing my brother cry, and I searched for the music box with a vengeance. I had even taken my father's hammer from his toolkit, already picturing myself smashing the box to pieces.

It was at the back of my toy chest, cradled between a Thundercat and a smiling Mickey Mouse. I would have missed it if it hadn't been for the way the light had reflected off its polished surface. I pulled it out, tipping the toy chest over in my anger and almost tripping over the mess. I placed the box on my desk, raised the hammer, and then hesitated.

Key moments, Johnny, remember? How do you know that destroying it is going to stop whatever came after Kevin? What if you just unleash it into the world? What if Kevin's eyes turn yellow again and stay like that forever? Do you really want to do that to your brother?

I brought the hammer down, slowly, and rested it on the desk next to the box. I don't know how long I stood there, stoic, my eyes fixated on the music box. Ten minutes? An hour? I had no idea. All I knew was that my blind determination was probably going to cause more damage than good.

I shook my head, biting my lower lip as I reached for the music box, my hand wavering slightly above it before I snatched it up. I held it close, turning it over and over, trying to wrap my mind around what to do with it.

Bury it. Throw it in the river. Just don't, for heaven's sake, open it!

I opened it.

Several things happened at the same time the second that lid went up. The cold from that night came rushing out, as if from the box itself, and the hands that had once threatened to rip my spine in two latched onto my shoulders. Invisible claws dug into my skin, forcing my mouth open in a silent scream as a force pulled me forward. I clenched onto the box, but I couldn't feel it anymore. The disc began to spin, and as the music erupted, filling my head with its ominous tune, I could have sworn I saw the wolf turn its head towards me and smile.

Then there was nothing.

***

I opened my eyes to darkness, and a chill crawled into my skin, wrapping itself around every bone in my body. I sat up, the air around me a heavy blanket that strangled my every breath. I gasped. I choked. I coughed. And all the while, my body shook like a leaf in the wind. Somewhere in the distance I could hear water dripping, the sound of it echoing in the darkness, its source indiscernible.
I wasn't in my room anymore; I knew that for sure as I pushed myself up to a sitting position, my hands like ice against the cold stone floor. My ears were ringing, and I clenched my eyes closed, only then realizing that what I was hearing was the music box's tune. It was vibrating off the walls around me, soft and muffled, as if it were coming from somewhere on the other side of the wall.

Chains rattled, and I gasped, pushing myself against the stone wall behind me. My eyes searched the darkness but found nothing. I held my breath in an attempt to blend in with the darkness, but I couldn't hold it for long, and after a few seconds, gasped for air.

The chains rattled again.

"You opened the box, didn't you?"

The voice came from all around me, hoarse and heavy, the voice of an old man too tired to speak. It sounded familiar, but I couldn't quite place it. My head snapped right and left, and my heartbeat quickened. Still, I couldn't see anything.
"That was stupid."

The words felt like they were being whispered directly into my ear, and I scrambled away, blind to where I was going. A hand grabbed me by the shoulder, a vice-like grip that propelled me back against the wall as I screamed. My heart jumped into my throat and I kicked out aimlessly.

"Stop moving!" the voice hissed. "You'll only make it angrier!"

I felt tears sting my eyes as I rolled into a fetus position, pulling my knees as close to my chest as possible, trying to hide within myself. From around me, the tune from the music box grew louder, and the walls around me began to shake.

"I'm sorry, Johnny," the voice whispered. "I couldn't stop it. I tried, but I couldn't."

I froze, suddenly realizing who the voice belonged to. From somewhere far away, I heard screaming.

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07FSK76HT
Publisher ‏ : ‎ ScareStreet.com; 1st edition (July 28, 2018)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ July 28, 2018
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 301 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 161 pages
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- #12 in Horror Anthologies (Kindle Store)
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Ron Ripley
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Ron Ripley is a husband and father surviving in New England, a place which seems to be getting colder every day. He grew up across from a disturbingly large cemetery where he managed to scare himself every night before going to bed. Mostly because of the red lights that people put in front of the headstones. Those things are just plain creepy to a kid.
Ron enjoys writing horror, military history and driving through the small towns of New England with his family, collecting books and giving impromptu lectures on military history to his family, who enjoy ignoring him during those dreadful times.
Visit us on www.ScareStreet.com for our FREE horror short stories and a free full-length horror novel when you sign up for our mailing list!
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List of Ron's books:
MOVING IN SERIES (Completed series)
Moving In Series Books 1 - 6
Moving In (Book 1)
The Dunewalkers (Book 2)
Middlebury Sanitarium (Book 3)
The First Church (Book 4)
The Paupers' Crypt (Book 5)
The Academy (Book 6)
BERKLEY STREET SERIES (Completed series)
Berkley Street Series Books 1 - 9
Berkley Street (Book 1)
The Lighthouse (Book 2)
The Town of Griswold (Book 3)
Sanford Hospital (Book 4)
Kurkow Prison (Book 5)
Lake Nutaq (Book 6)
Slater Mill (Book 7)
Borgin Keep (Book 8)
Amherst Burial Ground (Book 9)
HAUNTED COLLECTION SERIES (Completed series)
Haunted Collection Series Books 1 - 3
Haunted Collection Series Books 4 - 6
Haunted Collection Series Books 7 - 9
Collecting Death (Book 1)
Walter’s Rifle (Book 2)
Blood in the Mirror (Book 3)
Hank’s Radio (Book 4)
The Burning Girl (Book 5)
Knife in the Dark (Book 6)
Last Breath (Book 7)
Ticket to Death (Book 8)
Death Rattle (Book 9)
HAUNTED VILLAGE SERIES (Completed Series)
Haunted Village Series Books 1 - 3
Haunted Village Series Books 4 - 6
Haunted Village Series Books 7 - 9
Worthe’s Village (Book 1)
Hell’s Hammer (Book 2)
Butcher's Hands (Book 3)
Soul Harvest (Book 4)
Poisonous Whispers (Book 5)
Brutal Lessons (Book 6)
Christopher's Blade (Book 7)
Silent Death (Book 8)
Deranged Souls (Book 9)
TORMENTED SOULS SERIES (Completed Series)
Tormented Souls Series Books 1 - 3
Tormented Souls Series Books 4 - 6
Coffin Cemetery (Book 1)
Anger and Death (Book 2)
Feast of Fear (Book 3)
Bloody Anger (Book 4)
Streets of Anger (Book 5)
Anger's Ruin (Book 6)
DEATH HUNTER SERIES (Completed Series)
City of Ghosts (Book 1)
Moran and Moran (Book 2)
Thorne's Tome (Book 3)
Mistress of Death (Book 4)
Sin's Judgment (Book 5)
Shadows' End (Book 6)
STANDALONES
Sherman’s Collection
Boylan House
Blood Contract
Enfield Horror
Hungry Ghosts
SHORT STORY COLLECTION
Ghost Stories
Scary Stories
BUNDLES / COMPILATIONS
Ghost Stories from Hell
MULTI-AUTHOR COLLABORATIONS
Horror Stories (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 1 (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 2
Terror in the Shadows Volume 3
Terror in the Shadows Volume 4
Terror in the Shadows Volume 5
Terror in the Shadows Volume 6
Terror in the Shadows Volume 7
Terror in the Shadows Volume 8
Terror in the Shadows Volume 9
Terror in the Shadows Volume 10
Terror in the Shadows Volume 11
Terror in the Shadows Volume 12
Terror in the Shadows Volume 13
Terror in the Shadows Volume 14
Terror in the Shadows Volume 15
Monster Collection
Short Horror Stories Volume 1
Short Horror Stories Volume 2
Short Horror Stories Volume 3
Short Horror Stories Volume 4
Short Horror Stories Volume 5
Short Horror Stories Volume 6
Short Horror Stories Volume 7
Short Horror Stories Volume 8
Short Horror Stories Volume 9
Short Horror Stories Volume 10
Short Horror Stories Volume 11
Short Horror Stories Volume 12
Short Horror Stories Volume 13
Short Horror Stories Volume 14
Short Horror Stories Volume 15
Short Horror Stories Volume 16
Short Horror Stories Volume 17
Short Horror Stories Volume 19
Short Horror Stories Volume 20
Short Horror Stories Volume 21
Short Horror Stories Volume 22
Short Horror Stories Volume 23
Short Horror Stories Volume 24
Short Horror Stories Volume 25
Short Horror Stories Volume 26
Short Horror Stories Volume 27
Night Terrors Volume 1
Night Terrors Volume 2
Night Terrors Volume 3
Night Terrors Volume 4
Night Terrors Volume 5
Night Terrors Volume 6
Night Terrors Volume 7
Night Terrors Volume 8
Night Terrors Volume 9
Night Terrors Volume 10
Night Terrors Volume 11
Night Terrors Volume 12
Night Terrors Volume 13
Night Terrors Volume 14
Night Terrors Volume 15
Night Terrors Volume 16
Night Terrors Volume 17
Night Terrors Volume 18
Night Terrors Volume 19
Night Terrors Volume 20
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David Longhorn
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David Longhorn was born in North East England long before the internet, but fortunately they had plenty of books in those days! He enjoyed reading all sorts of fact and fiction in childhood and also became a huge fan of old horror movies and the BBC’s Ghost Stories for Christmas on television, despite losing a lot of sleep as a result.
He went on to get a degree in English Studies, which somehow led him to a career in local government, which in turn took him into a recording studio where he provided voice-overs, read news, and did a lot of other audio stuff. It’s been that kind of life, really – a bit random but quite interesting. All the while he was reading and writing supernatural fiction, influenced by both the classic tales of writers like Ambrose Bierce, M.R. James, and Edgar Allan Poe, but also by modern masters such as Stephen King. He hopes to write a lot more about the world of the dead and undead, assuming they let him…
Visit us on www.ScareStreet.com for our FREE horror short stories and a free full-length horror novel when you sign up for our mailing list!
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List of David's books:
MORTLAKE SERIES
Wolfsbane (Book 1)
House of Whispers (Book 2)
Bloodlust (Book 3)
Soul Taker (Book 4)
Eyes of Death (Book 5)
DEVIL SHIP SERIES (Completed series)
Devil Ship Series Books 1 - 3
Devil Ship (Book 1)
Dark Soul (Book 2)
Death Fleet (Book 3)
THE SENTINELS SERIES (Completed series)
Sentinels (Book 1)
The Haunter (Book 2)
The Smog (Book 3)
DARK ISLE SERIES (Completed series)
Dark Isle (Book 1)
White Tower (Book 2)
Red Chapel (Book 3)
OUROBOROS SERIES (Completed series)
The Sign of Ouroboros (Book 1)
Fortress of Ghosts (Book 2)
Day of The Serpent (Book 3)
CURSE OF WEYRMOUTH SERIES (Completed series)
Curse of Weyrmouth (Book 1)
Blood of Angels (Book 2)
Hellstorm (Book 3)
NIGHTMARE SERIES (Completed series)
Nightmare Series: Books 1 - 3
Nightmare Series: Books 4 - 6
Nightmare Abbey (Book 1)
Nightmare Valley (Book 2)
Nightmare Revelation (Book 3)
Nightmare Resurrection (Book 4)
Nightmare Spawn (Book 5)
Nightmare Rising (Book 6)
ASYLUM SERIES (Completed series)
Asylum Series Books 1 - 3 Bonus Edition
Rookwood Asylum (Book 1)
Palmer Entity (Book 2)
Dark Deity (Book 3)
MEPHISTO CLUB SERIES (Completed series)
Dark Waters (Book 1)
Spider Maze(Book 2)
Ghost Machine (Book 3)
MULTI-AUTHOR COLLABORATIONS
Horror Stories (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 1 (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 2
Terror in the Shadows Volume 3
Terror in the Shadows Volume 4
Terror in the Shadows Volume 5
Terror in the Shadows Volume 6
Terror in the Shadows Volume 7
Terror in the Shadows Volume 8
Terror in the Shadows Volume 9
Terror in the Shadows Volume 10
Terror in the Shadows Volume 11
Terror in the Shadows Volume 12
Terror in the Shadows Volume 13
Terror in the Shadows Volume 14
Terror in the Shadows Volume 15
Terror in the Shadows Volume 16
Terror in the Shadows Volume 17
Terror in the Shadows Volume 18
Terror in the Shadows Volume 19
Terror in the Shadows Volume 20
Terror in the Shadows Volume 21
Terror in the Shadows Volume 22
Monster Collection
Short Horror Stories Volume 1
Short Horror Stories Volume 6
Short Horror Stories Volume 7
Short Horror Stories Volume 12
Short Horror Stories Volume 17
Short Horror Stories Volume 18
Short Horror Stories Volume 19
Short Horror Stories Volume 27
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Hunter

Sorry More like a bunch of story outlines. No meat to any of the stories

Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2019

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I gave up after the 6th one. They just weren't getting any better. Lots of cliches to try and gross you out like slimy walls and the usual with no real story content. I was surprised because the book has good reviews. The writers need to read something like Clive Barker's Books Of Blood or other master short storytellers to get an idea. But just my humble opinion. I really hate leaving poor reviews, but tired of my time being wasted on stories that don't deliver

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Pegasus

Ho hum

Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2019

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Well edited.
I read horror shorts to get to sleep. Suffering chronic pain and insomnia for years with no end in sight, reading is a balm. Horror and scifi, paranormal, fantasy, any combination of these drizzled with some historical facts is really important to keep interest.
This book overall was a weak read. I gave 4 because I didn't notice any grammatical or spelling errors, that always makes me regret putting money on. I understand it's hard to make up new stories and exceptionally hard to make a truly unique story interesting enough to remember by the end of the book so I give stars for effort. I'm not sure there was very much put into this one.
Sorry, no scares here.

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GoldenDragonfly

Terrific!

Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2020

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A terrific anthology of scary short stories by A.I. Nasser, David Longhorn, Sara Clancy and Ron Ripley. The stories are scary, but they are not horror scary. They are a nice kind of scary. So if you like a book that’s a little scary and suspenseful, then you’ll love this book. I’m a horror fan. Not a scary fan.

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Key Bae

Well...

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020

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Not really sure what to think. Most really good books that have awesome stories will stick out in my mind for a while after reading it. To be quite honest, it took me forever to read this book, because one, I lost interest fairly quickly, and two, I lost interest fairly quickly. I am a little upset about that. From most of my previous reviews, I mention my vivid imagination. Readers like me have to be captivated. This book just didn't do it for me. Three stars is for the last story that did stick out in my mind and I will remember for a while. I will try the second book in this series but if that one is dry too, I won't be reading any more of these titles. Here we go!!

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squirrel42

Great mix of horror stories

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019

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Really enjoyed this book and definitely recommend it to everyone who loves a great scare. I definitely will be checking out more from this collection and the authors who contributed to it. Well worth the money.

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Mr. Roz

Creepy

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2021

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Pretty good and creepy. Most of the stories are great, and I've read many in the series. My only complaint is Ron Ripley. He usually has more than one story in each anthology, but I wish he wasn't in them at all..every one of his stories are extremely predicable, boring, and just cheesy. I just can't get into anything by him, and I've tried. So I will just skip his stories from here on out, it just sucks because he takes up a good amount of pages in each. If he runs them, then just stick to editing them please. But the rest are decent.

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10 completely different horror stories

Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2020

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I don't normally read short stories, and definitely not 10 in a row. This book was a nice departure for me. Each story had me on edge waiting for what would happen. For the most part they would all make great full length novels, or even movies (if not already done). The only book I was not a fan of was the one about the novelist. The pretentious and British writing style threw me off and I couldn't get into it. I read this complete book in a few hours over two days so definitely a quick read. I wasn't scared off my rocker, but it held my interest. No goriness in case you are interested so I'd call this PG for horror. I'd recommend.

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ruby2shoes

Spooky Good

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2022

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This collection of 10 stories written by 4 different authors are well written. The stories takes readers on different journeys from ghostly haunts, supernatural forces, to organic horror.
I haven't enjoyed a collection as much as this where authors are paired wonderfully to bring spooky masterfully together.
Highly recommended for the thrill!

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NRix

A fantastic collection of creepy and suspenseful horror stories by talented authors

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 5, 2021

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A fantastic collection of creepy and suspenseful horror stories by talented authors. The storylines and ideas were inventive and I enjoyed the different characters. I can’t choose a favourite story as I enjoyed them all equally. I will definitely check out the other Scare Street anthologies.

Philip Chadwick

Good collection

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 11, 2020

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A couple of these really stood out for me and none were meh, this is a lot better than you get with most collections - definitely worth getting

bobbigyp

A collection of horror

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 12, 2021

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A great collection of short stories by some upcoming writers. Definitely a collection to read. I thoroughly recommend this book.

avid reader

Terror in the shadows

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2020

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I only read the first few stories. Only reason I have it such a poor review is that I'm just not a fan of short stories. If you find them enjoyable totally disregard this review

Jude Faulkner

Really like the Scare Street stories

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 30, 2021

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I really like the Scare street stories and appreciate that it gives various new horror writers a chance to be heard. Very enjoyable collection.

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