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The Nightmare Library: 10 Whispers from the Dark
The Nightmare Library welcomes you back… but it may not let you go.
The stacks of The Nightmare Library beckon you with a host of horrors. The tales collected in this volume are the most terrifying yet…
A simple surgery goes horribly wrong, revealing a sinister experiment.
A stranded astronaut finds he is more than just lost in space, with a mind-bending mystery that extends far beyond the reaches of the cosmos.
An eccentric old woman's collection hides a twisted game with a horrifying history.
These tales and others will leave your sanity tested, your fears realized, and your dreams irrevocably tainted.
The stacks of The Nightmare Library beckon you with a host of horrors. The tales collected in this volume are the most terrifying yet…
A simple surgery goes horribly wrong, revealing a sinister experiment.
A stranded astronaut finds he is more than just lost in space, with a mind-bending mystery that extends far beyond the reaches of the cosmos.
An eccentric old woman's collection hides a twisted game with a horrifying history.
These tales and others will leave your sanity tested, your fears realized, and your dreams irrevocably tainted.
- GenresHorror
129 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 28, 2024
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March 28, 2026
Library of Scares
This fun collection of terrorizing tales pulls no punches when it comes to disturbing and terrifying stories. “I Woke Up During Surgery. They Weren’t Trying to Save Me” by Richard Saxon was a chilling story that might make you wonder what all the doctors are doing to you during a surgery. In “The Littlest Sheet Ghost” by Hannah Costin, a parent’s worst nightmare comes true on Halloween. “Mrs. Lumley’s Masks” by R.K. Kombrinck was one of my favorites and served as a reminder to never underestimate the elderly. “The Journal in Storage Unit #25” by Rafael Marmol was one of the creepiest of the stories. I doubt I’ll ever read another person’s journal after that. “Drip” by Matt Richardsen was a creepy campfire tale about a family that disappeared in a hotel only to reappear years later…sort of. And with “The Space Man” by A.W. Mason, Houston has a BIG problem. Short horror lovers will find plenty to sink their teeth into.
This fun collection of terrorizing tales pulls no punches when it comes to disturbing and terrifying stories. “I Woke Up During Surgery. They Weren’t Trying to Save Me” by Richard Saxon was a chilling story that might make you wonder what all the doctors are doing to you during a surgery. In “The Littlest Sheet Ghost” by Hannah Costin, a parent’s worst nightmare comes true on Halloween. “Mrs. Lumley’s Masks” by R.K. Kombrinck was one of my favorites and served as a reminder to never underestimate the elderly. “The Journal in Storage Unit #25” by Rafael Marmol was one of the creepiest of the stories. I doubt I’ll ever read another person’s journal after that. “Drip” by Matt Richardsen was a creepy campfire tale about a family that disappeared in a hotel only to reappear years later…sort of. And with “The Space Man” by A.W. Mason, Houston has a BIG problem. Short horror lovers will find plenty to sink their teeth into.
January 22, 2025
like the other two volumes in this series, this book is a collection of short stories or teasers from various authors in an attempt to get you to read their books. The book is set up to be somewhat like the old TV show Tales from the Crypt and IMHO is a very fun way to accomplish the end goal of getting people to buy the authors' books. The books being a free download is a major plus to achieve this end goal. Sadly I found that the stories in this volume were not written very well nor were they very interesting. For me that was actually a very good thing, it helped me to eliminate books and Authors for me to invest in.
January 18, 2026
TLDR of most of these stories: horrible things happen to innocent people for no discernible reason.
I’m not a fan of suffering for sufferings sake in horror, it feels lazy and mean spirited. No lingering sense of eeriness that makes me think, just damn well that sucks and now I feel bad. I liked some of the earlier Nightmare Library collections though but this one fell a bit flat to me.
I’m not a fan of suffering for sufferings sake in horror, it feels lazy and mean spirited. No lingering sense of eeriness that makes me think, just damn well that sucks and now I feel bad. I liked some of the earlier Nightmare Library collections though but this one fell a bit flat to me.
May 16, 2026
I dnf this book at like 77% honestly i keep reading these hoping for a good short stories but they’re mostly just bad :(
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