Night Terrors

by V.A. Jeffrey

A man comes to the frightening realization that something in his life has gone very wrong but he can't remember why or how.

Nook

First published July 3, 2011

About the author

Victoria A. Jeffrey grew up in Portland, Oregon, attended Portland Community College and studied graphic design. She is an author and an avid reader of science fiction, fantasy. She also enjoys reading historical fiction and non-fiction. She has written three collections of poetry and some short stories. She is a content developer for the Middle-Earth Network, the author of the Secret Doorway Tales middle grade fantasy series and is currently working on the Red World myth-fantasy trilogy.

Reviews

[Beth Jensen · Rating 1 out of 5]

This short story is so full of gramatical errors, punctuation errors, and just plain dumb. Not every sentence ends in an exclamation point. A car chasing him is called a Buick Monte Carlo, when Monte Carlos are definately Chevy. He uses passed instead of past, talks about bloated bruises on his neck, the horror goes on and on. The only terror in this very story is the one the reader goes through trying to finish it.