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A review by nimrodiel
Terror in the Shadows Vol. 9 by Kathryn St. John-Shin, Sara Clancy, David Longhorn, Ron Ripley, Bronson Carey
4.0
I received a review copy through library thing's Early Reviewer's program.
This is the first horror short story collection I have read by Scare Street. This collection has seventeen stories by four authors. Many are set in the northeastern portion of the United States. Many of the characters meet grisly ends from the hands of the undead. A few stories have very current settings with references to the current pandemic, and the very last story Fatberg, while it didn't quite match up with the tone of the other stories in the book was probably my favorite as it had a little more humorous tone than the other stories.
This was an engaging collection of spooky stories, perfect for fall spooky reading.
This is the first horror short story collection I have read by Scare Street. This collection has seventeen stories by four authors. Many are set in the northeastern portion of the United States. Many of the characters meet grisly ends from the hands of the undead. A few stories have very current settings with references to the current pandemic, and the very last story Fatberg, while it didn't quite match up with the tone of the other stories in the book was probably my favorite as it had a little more humorous tone than the other stories.
This was an engaging collection of spooky stories, perfect for fall spooky reading.