Scared: Ten Tales of Horror

By Rayne Hall
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(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: June 03, 2012
Words: 45,516 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476119144


Short description

Ten stories of spine-tingling suspense by ten authors: William Meikle, Deborah J Ross w/a Deborah Wheeler, Karen Heard, Jonathan Broughton, Pamela Turner, Liv Rancourt, Donna Johnson, Grayson Bray Morris, Tracie McBride and Rayne Hall.

Extended description

Ten stories of spine-tingling suspense, edited by Rayne Hall:

1.OUT OF ORDER by Karen Heard
What do you do when the lights go out and the screaming starts? (Read more)


Tags

horror, short stories, horror stories

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Scared: Ten Tales of Horror
Ten short stories by ten authors, edited by Rayne Hall

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Review by: Dionne Lister on June 16, 2012 : star star star star
This book of, you guessed it, ten short stories, was a book that I can recommend to those who enjoy a bit of fear mixed in with the storytelling. With ten different authors, each story was different, and I enjoyed almost all of them. Varying from the staples of zombie and vampire, to mystical, and the terror of something that is simply and frighteningly human, they have been polished to a professional standard, which is sadly lacking in indie books. Themes addressed include childhood fears, sexuality, zombies, and the horror that comes from excess or psychological trauma.

Some of the stories skillfully built suspense and fear without the use of gore, and the stories that did include gore were not overdone for the sake of it. While reading, I was transported to the place of each story and I could easily picture the scenarios. My favourites were Out of Order by Karen Heard, Death Comes to Maggie McDaniel by Grayson Bray Morris, and The Loft by Liv Rancourt. These ones found their way into my head and tinged my sleep with the aftermath of horror, I don’t suggest reading these just before bed. Even though I’ve picked a few favourites, I enjoyed the others too. Rayne Hall has put together a great collection with the stories complimenting each other in tone with the refreshing air of each being a unique idea (they are not all zombie or all vampire). I highly recommend this collection.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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