On December 21, 2012, according to the Mayan Calendar, the world was supposed to end. It didn't. But on that day, 113 mysterious manuscripts were discovered around the world, each one written in blood by an unknown author. After several dozen unexplained deaths befell the finders of said manuscripts, a decision was made to lock them up for good in a secret vault beneath the Vatican. In December 2020, new manuscripts started turning up around the world. This combined collection features 6 of them. Listen at your own risk.
With over 50 novels written over 16 years, Iain Rob Wright is the well-respected British horror author with a reputation for reliably scaring his readers. His books have sold millions of copies worldwide, earned tens of thousands of reader reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, and are being translated into multiple languages.
He is currently best known for the Cursed Manuscripts shared horror universe, the apocalyptic Hell on Earth series, and many stand-alone chillers such as The Room Upstairs and Scrapbook.
J. A. Konrath, New York Times bestselling thriller author, claims, "Iain Rob Wright scares the hell out of me!"
Born and raised in England's West Midlands, Iain now lives in the beautiful, gothic County Durham with his family, 2 pugs, and a cat named Tigz. When he is not writing horror, he is reading horror, watching horror, or playing Stardew Valley.
WHERE TO START: If you have never read Iain Rob Wright before, try Witch - the first Cursed Manuscript and the entry point to the universe - or The Gates, the opener of the Hell on Earth saga. Both are available FREE with Kindle Unlimited.
For new releases, free stories, and the occasional confession of authorial despair, readers can find Iain through his author page on Amazon or by visiting his website (where you can download 6 of his books absolutely FREE).
Iain's work has been compared to Stephen King, Richard Laymon, and James Herbert - the three writers he credits with making him want to scare people for a living.
I'm not going to retell the storylines, as the synopsis does that. These are 6 different tales of thought provoking horror, with slightly interlinking connections. (So I was pleased to read all these back to back, as it was much easier to remember the previous characters to pick up on the connections.)
Overall I thought the tales were great. Some clever thought provoking messages running through them all.
Sometimes the stories wandered around the block a bit, but overall I did really enjoy them all & read the whole series very quickly.
I'll definitely be reading more of Iain Rob Wright's books. 🌟
I got the whole series to understand the cursed manuscripts. The first one I read was witch which was really good which turned into me reading the series so far Lots of believable characters in dangerous situations I was saddened by the death of one such character whom I really liked Anyway loved the books can't wait till the next story
You have to be open l thought 3 stories were god and tbe rest crap.
However its not my take, you need to listen to, so make up your own mind Happy reading, we all have different views I quarantine there is something that you will like, enjoy
This was a great read. Different stories in one set. Cannot pick just one to claim as my favorite. I almost read straight through the night. Finished the last two the next day. Ian has became my favorite author. You must read. Trust me.