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Inside the Mirrors by [Jason Davis, Glenda Wildeman, Jim Sorfleet]

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by Jason Davis (Author), Glenda Wildeman (Editor), Jim Sorfleet (Photographer) Format: Kindle Edition

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It begins with death...

It begins with change...

It begins with...

When Rob Alletto left Chicago to be a small town police officer, he expected things to be different. He wanted a safe community for his family and a place to get away from his demons.

What he found was Standard, a small town with its own demons. His neighbors are changing around him. A strange man has been appearing in mirrors, a reflection when no one is there. People claim that they have seen him, but are they succumbing to madness?

Yesterday Rob Alletto moved in. Today he must find what lies Inside the Mirrors...

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About the Author

Jason R. Davis is the founder of the Chicago Horror Film Festival and the Indy Horror Film Festival. He has an education in film studies and screenwriting. However, before he went into film, he had another love that had driven him. Writing. Reading. The Art of Fiction. He has spent much of his life both reading and writing. As a child in middle school, he would often wake up in the early morning hours before school and start pounding away stories. He would use his father’s alarm clock that he could hear in their bedroom and know that it was his time. His first typewriter was a Christmas present that year, and he would clatter away. All through middle and then high school he continued to write. When it was time to go to college, he even thought that he would just go on and continue his education in the English arts. However, instead of continuing with just writing, he had a moment of inspiration and decided to follow another passion. He went to Columbia College where he could study filmmaking and writing. In 2003 he founded the Chicago Horror Film Festival. With very few outlets that supported the horror genre at the time, it gave him a venue to not only show his own films, but for other great horror films from around the world. In 2005, the festival grew to a point where he created its sister festival, the Indy Horror Film Festival. Now, with a strong knowledge in horror, and what makes a terror filled story, he has transitioned himself from festival director and filmmaker to fiction writer. He is currently on break from both festivals to pursue his writing. “Inside the Mirrors” was released December of 2009 as is available for order wherever books are sold. --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00CWCQHGA
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Breaking Fate Publishing (May 19, 2013)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 19, 2013
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1639 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 217 pages

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I am a truck driver by day, and a writer by night. I've watched a lifetimes worth of horror and sci/fi films. I've read nearly as much. Now I find myself being the one typing away the next story.

I also founded the Chicago Horror Film Festival, ran Madtown Horror, and produced a handful of films.

Occasionally I sleep.

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Wendy

So many Typos....

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 30, 2012

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For a horror story it is pretty interesting but I can see why it was free. Did they not have a proof-reader? I understand that typos sometimes happen and I really don't care as long as it doesn't mess with the story enjoyment but I do have to say this book has had the most typos ever in a book that I have read. I am actually half way through the story and expect to see many more.

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Midwestbonsai

Darren Marlar kept the story flowing

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 15, 2016

I'm not going to lie, this book didn't do it for me.

It seemed to be made up of all the bits I don't personally like of Stephen King's work. When it comes to ghost stories, especially ones using plot devices like evil entities stuck in mirrors, I love the symmetry of the cliche and the comfort of hearing a familiar story being retold. In this case though, it felt like 7 hours of narration leading up to a 'yeah, there's a ghost stuck in the mirror' which seemed a little unnecessary, given the title of the book.

The premise is that a family move from Chicago to a sleepy town in the Midwest, the father, Rob, is a police man and is recovering from injuries sustained in course of duty (cos, y'know, meth labs). Their idyllic new home isn't as wonderful as it first appeared, the men of the town are coming home from work and murdering their families before committing suicide.

Ok, there's no need to go into a huge amount of detail, I'm sure you can guess the whys and wherefores of this particular story.
The one thing that did particularly bother me about this story is that there was an enigmatic native American woman who appeared from time to time to delivery ominous warnings to the main character. It might just be my own personal sensitivity but it does get under my skin when native people are used as cheap stereotypes in stories.

On the positive side, the audio for this book was pretty good in both sound quality and choice of narrator. I'm not sure that I could have found the motivation to finish the book if it wasn't for Darren Marlar who kept the story flowing at a decent pace.
This isn't by any means to say that you shouldn't read or listen to this book, if you're a fan of American ghost stories and horror, this may very well be right up your street.

Audiobook was provided for review by the author.

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Penny

Ok book.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 9, 2020

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I just couldn’t get into the story. Half way through I gave up, and flipped through Netflix instead.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 6, 2016

I really liked this book.Darren Marlar did a fine job with narration. A police officer gets hurt in an odd meth bust.People are seeing shadows in mirrors.A man returns to the town where he grew up,where his father murdered his mother and tried to kill him.He comes back in an odd way.Personalities are changing,but all into the same people,over and over.Can Rob save his family?We'll see!
This audiobook was provided to me at no cost for a fair and honest review.

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stephkatritter

HORRIBLE, SERIOUSLY HORRIBLE!!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 14, 2013

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So stupid and ridiculous that I couldn't even finish it. That is rare for me. I hate not reading a book in its entirety no matter how bad it is. But this one was an exception I had to make. It was so poorly written and so terrible that I got angry at myself for making the mistake of reading the first 20 pages. I mean, it was AWFUL!!

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Breaking Fate Magazine

Love the new release!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 23, 2013

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Awesome book! I highly recommend it! Great idea adding the first chapter of your upcoming book "Hatched". I am excited to read that one as well!

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me

a fantastic new name in horror

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 30, 2014

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A new powerhouse in horror. Between this and Invisible Spiders Mr Davis has given me many nightmare filled nights. And I have loved every minute of it.

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Somone fire the editor

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 24, 2012

I normally don't waste my time writing reviews but I'd figured I should write one to save others their time. Stay away from this book! It is horrible. There are too many typos to keep track of; this leads me to believe the editorial step was skipped.
The author has this annoying broken record habit. He repeats the same idea over and over again with slight variences. You will find multiple points where he repeats himself. He says something in one line and in the next line he says something else that sounds exactly the same.
A couple of the characters (granted they're not important) go inside a "haunted house" and are never heard from again. You don't even find out what happened to them at all and no one even mentions them for the rest of the book (did their parents not scaremongering?). The plot isn't origional and the climax is about two pages and boring.
I will say that the ending was amazing since it meant that the worst part of my life was over. Please, even if you can get it for free, avoid downloading this book.

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Ralf

needs editing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 30, 2012

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I quite agree with the other reviewer about the grammer and spelling. It spoiled what would have been a decent read. I know it wasn't an expensive book by any means but I still used my hard earned money to buy it. Quite obviously there had not been any editing at all which I think is insulting potential readers. I too nearly gave it up as a bad lot.

Railman

Not worth reading again

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 30, 2012

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Although the storyline was quite interesting, the grasp of grammar and language in this book was so poor that I found it very difficult to finish. It can't all be put down to typos and poor proof-reading - the sentence structure was almost that of a semi-literate 10-year-old. I disagree with those reviewers who think that the only thing that matters is the story - to be any good, an artist has to have a mastery of his medium, and, in the case of an author, his medium is the written language.

I won't be reading anything else by this author.

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