October the 31st - All Hallows’ Eve The full moon is bright, The werewolves are in sight. The mummies are out of their tombs, To find you, hiding in your rooms. The witches and ghosts and ghouls are here, To become the nightmares that you fear. They march and stride to give us all a fright, We know many dreadful things happen on Halloween night. But what can be more fun? For there to be thirty-one. 31 Nights of Halloween brings together thirty-one frightful tales from the worlds most talented ghouls. Each story is guaranteed to send chills down your back and make your blood run cold. With one chilling tale for each night in the month of October, you won’t want to go out trick-or-treating this Halloween. So turn off the lights, crawl into your beds and begin to read, if you think you can survive. Table of Contents 1st Night: A Pity Party of Monstrous Proportions By Patrick Shand 2nd Night: Middleton’s Gym By Terry Alexander 3rd Night: Four Nights By Rebecca Carter 4th Night: Candy Ban By Maurice Vaughan 5th Night: A Night’s Work By Diandra Linnemann 6th Night: Zombies Don’t Trick or Treat By Rusty Fischer 7th Night: Driving Alone By Jimalyn Lawless 8th Night: The Spell By Lyle Perez-Tinics 9th Night: Lights Out Kevin Walsh 10Th Night: Lorelie By J. Rodimus Fowler 11th Night: Wretched By R. M. Cochran 12th Night: Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater By S.J. Caunt 13th Night: The Journey Home By Shawn M. Riddle 14th Night: The Bully Minder By S. S. Michaels 15th Night: Something is Out there By Nathan Correll 16th Night: The Licked Hand By Mark Goddard 17Th Night: Chewy Ones By Jeff Szpirglas 18Th Night: The Initiation By Michael C. Dick 19th Night: The Life and Loss of Miss Elizibeth Prince By J. Rodimus Fowler 20th Night: The Ghost of Gertrude Garvey By Patrick Shand 21st Night: The Heart Fixer By Rhiannon Mills 22nd Night: Equinox By Geoffery Crescent 23rd Night: Trick or Cheat By Rebecca Snow 24th Night: Bets Beware By L.J. Landstrom 25th Night: The Damned By Shawn M. Riddle 26th Night: In a Cat’s Eye By Louise Herring-Jones 27th Night: The Full Moon By Stuart Conover 28th Night: Check Your Candy By Eloise J. Knapp 29th Night: Lighthouse By Benny Alano 30th Night: Bloody Bones By Diandra Linnemann 31st Night: Wail By Kate Jonez Bonus Stories In the Dead House By S. S. Michaels The Monster Under my Bed By Bryan Medof Thirteen By Joe Dibuduo & Kate Robinson
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By ConnieB
Format:Paperback
This amazing collection of chilling paranormal thrillers was one of the most entertaining that I have read in a while. While all the stories were a fast read and suspenseful, there were a few favorites: "Bloody Bones" by Diandra Linnemann,"The Life and Loss of Miss Elizabeth Prince" by J. Rodimus Fowler,"The Journey Home" by Shawn M. Riddle, "Lights Out" by Kevin Walsh, the "Licked Hand" by Mark Goddard, and last but not least "Lorelie" by J. Rodimus Fowler.
All in all it was an amazingly good book to read. It was published at the perfect time.
I am looking forward to the next book of short stories.
All in all it was an amazingly good book to read. It was published at the perfect time.
I am looking forward to the next book of short stories.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Victor Beas
Format:Kindle Edition
First off...i didn't want these stories to end,I needed more and would have sat and read them for hours,if need be. I liked the chance to read so many talented authors in one book, but being a horror buff, I was left wanting more. This is a single setting book and will be loved by teenagers,who have such a short attention span. I liked some of the stories, loved some and couldn't find one that I hated. My picks are as follows...The Spell by Lyle Perez-Tinics, The Life and Loss of Miss Elizabeth Prince and Lorelie both by J Rodimus Fowler,The Journey Home by Mr Shawn Riddle and In A Cats Eye by Louise Henry Jones. I found these stories to be very well written, carried my interest and left me with a chill and a smile. Kudos to the authors! A MUST READ for the Halloween season!
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By Matt Moody
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Both of the bits I've read so far have dealt with Child fears. The heavy stuff.
"Lorelei" by J Rodimus Fowler is awesomely creepy and while avoiding spoilers, creates a wonderful source of supernatural angst in the character of Lorelei with a few deft strokes.
"The Heart Fixer" by Rhiannon Mills is also full of prickly childhood terrors given hideous life.
I have plenty more to read, but clearly, Lyle Perez-Tinics knows how to pick 'em. I'll be reading his story next!
"Lorelei" by J Rodimus Fowler is awesomely creepy and while avoiding spoilers, creates a wonderful source of supernatural angst in the character of Lorelei with a few deft strokes.
"The Heart Fixer" by Rhiannon Mills is also full of prickly childhood terrors given hideous life.
I have plenty more to read, but clearly, Lyle Perez-Tinics knows how to pick 'em. I'll be reading his story next!
