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Tiny Pockets of Horror
These short stories were absolute pockets of horror. Tiny and adorably terrifying. First off, I loved the cover art and illustrations. This really made the reading experience that much more enjoyable!Now for a few of my highlights:Samatha Hunt’s Rearview was a different take on addiction horror. The idea of losing yourself, running away, and succeeding in putting your past behind you is something we’ve all coveted. The horror behind this; sometimes we can’t escape and the unthinkable happens anyway.Lone by Jac Jemc is a twist on survival horror. And takes women empowerment and turns it on its head. As a woman I can relate to this character; wanting to be independent, feeling like I can make myself safe. Just became I’m a woman doesn’t mean I can’t camp alone, does it?The Wheat Woman by Theresa Hottel was so poignant it was almost painful to read. A mother and her 10 year old daughter; almost strangers living in the same house. Poor mama feels inadequate; as a mother and as someone living on land that’s not her own. And then the other, the Wheat Woman, of the land. Belongs here. Who will the daughter choose?Candy Boii by Sam J Miller quite frankly scared me to death. Online dating scares me to death. The anonymity. People hiding behind a shell of who they really are. Who are you actually interacting with? Did they possibly know you from before? Creepy Shivers all over...This is the perfect book if you have 10 minutes and just want a quick entertaining read! It’s also the perfect book of you want to binge read 25 stories in a row before bed!
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These short stories were absolute pockets of horror. Tiny and adorably terrifying. First off, I loved the cover art and illustrations. This really made the reading experience that much more enjoyable!
Now for a few of my highlights:
Samatha Hunt’s Rearview was a different take on addiction horror. The idea of losing yourself, running away, and succeeding in putting your past behind you is something we’ve all coveted. The horror behind this; sometimes we can’t escape and the unthinkable happens anyway.
Lone by Jac Jemc is a twist on survival horror. And takes women empowerment and turns it on its head. As a woman I can relate to this character; wanting to be independent, feeling like I can make myself safe. Just became I’m a woman doesn’t mean I can’t camp alone, does it?
The Wheat Woman by Theresa Hottel was so poignant it was almost painful to read. A mother and her 10 year old daughter; almost strangers living in the same house. Poor mama feels inadequate; as a mother and as someone living on land that’s not her own. And then the other, the Wheat Woman, of the land. Belongs here. Who will the daughter choose?
Candy Boii by Sam J Miller quite frankly scared me to death. Online dating scares me to death. The anonymity. People hiding behind a shell of who they really are. Who are you actually interacting with? Did they possibly know you from before? Creepy Shivers all over...
This is the perfect book if you have 10 minutes and just want a quick entertaining read! It’s also the perfect book of you want to binge read 25 stories in a row before bed!
Now for a few of my highlights:
Samatha Hunt’s Rearview was a different take on addiction horror. The idea of losing yourself, running away, and succeeding in putting your past behind you is something we’ve all coveted. The horror behind this; sometimes we can’t escape and the unthinkable happens anyway.
Lone by Jac Jemc is a twist on survival horror. And takes women empowerment and turns it on its head. As a woman I can relate to this character; wanting to be independent, feeling like I can make myself safe. Just became I’m a woman doesn’t mean I can’t camp alone, does it?
The Wheat Woman by Theresa Hottel was so poignant it was almost painful to read. A mother and her 10 year old daughter; almost strangers living in the same house. Poor mama feels inadequate; as a mother and as someone living on land that’s not her own. And then the other, the Wheat Woman, of the land. Belongs here. Who will the daughter choose?
Candy Boii by Sam J Miller quite frankly scared me to death. Online dating scares me to death. The anonymity. People hiding behind a shell of who they really are. Who are you actually interacting with? Did they possibly know you from before? Creepy Shivers all over...
This is the perfect book if you have 10 minutes and just want a quick entertaining read! It’s also the perfect book of you want to binge read 25 stories in a row before bed!
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