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Hallowed Horror
The supernatural comes to life in this limited edition box set. Featuring some of the best names in horror working with some amazing new talent, this collection is full of terror and suspense.
This set includes 10 paranormal stories of ghosts, demons, vampires, shifters, and witches. Grab your copy today. Any paranormal occult fan will love the creatures crawling within Hallowed Horror.
The Spirit Clearing - Mark Tufo
All the Little Children - Christine Sutton
Fangs in Vain - Scott Nicholson
The Unsaintly - Lisa Vasquez
Generation Evil - Eric A Shelman
Pride - Chantal Noordeloos
Whispers - Heath Stallcup
Shifters - Jaime Johnesee
Tool Shed - Armand Rosamilia
Dust to Dust - Eden Crowne
This set includes 10 paranormal stories of ghosts, demons, vampires, shifters, and witches. Grab your copy today. Any paranormal occult fan will love the creatures crawling within Hallowed Horror.
The Spirit Clearing - Mark Tufo
All the Little Children - Christine Sutton
Fangs in Vain - Scott Nicholson
The Unsaintly - Lisa Vasquez
Generation Evil - Eric A Shelman
Pride - Chantal Noordeloos
Whispers - Heath Stallcup
Shifters - Jaime Johnesee
Tool Shed - Armand Rosamilia
Dust to Dust - Eden Crowne
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First published October 21, 2014
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December 1, 2014
It took me a while to get through this collection of 10 macabre novels, novellas, and short stories. I rated each book individually then rounded the average up to give the collection its four-star rating. Overall, an entertaining mix, more than worth the price I paid.
"The Spirit Clearing," by Mark Tufo begins this collection. I gave 4 stars to this weirdly compelling dark journey through an experience with death.
"All the Little Children," by Christine Sutton. 2.5 stars. The implicit chill factor implied by the title fell short.
"Fangs in Vain," by Scott Nicholson. 3 Stars. While I'm not a big fan of vampire stories and I disliked Sabrina's character, overall this was rather well-written with some great details.
"The Unsaintly," by Lisa Vasquez. 2.5 stars. There were some moments of great writing that popped up now and then in this, but the shifting POV was disconcerting, along with many misspellings and variable verb tense. Set in the early 1200's, there was little in the way of timely descriptive details to keep the story grounded in the era. An interesting plot sabotaged by the lack of good editing.
"Generation Evil," by Eric A. Shelman. 3.5 stars. This was an interesting mix of witchcraft and reincarnation. It moves slowly, almost too slowly, while the mystery unfolds.
"Pride," by Chantal Noordeloos. 5 stars. Noordeloos has gained a new fan with one short story! While the plot was nothing new and the basic ending predictable, the strength was in the telling.
"Whispers," by Heath Stallcup. 3.5 stars. An interesting ghost story. Carried by conversation, at times it seemed a bit too chatty and was filled with tedious, intricate details. I like the gist of the story so kept pushing through it.
"Shifters," by Jaime Johnesee. 3 stars. Though well-written, this was bland and typical. Too much humanizing of paranormal beings tends to strip them of all their zing.
"Tool Shed," by Armand Rosamilia. 3.5 Stars. Inherently interesting and fairly well-written, of all the characters, Dir was the most intriguing. The plot was strong despite a few holes and incongruities.
"Dust to Dust," by Eden Crowne. 4 stars. Again, I'm not a fan of the vampire, but this one had me hooked by the end of chapter one. The author's mix of darkness and humor was genuinely entertaining. A strong "author voice" carries well through the narrative.
"The Spirit Clearing," by Mark Tufo begins this collection. I gave 4 stars to this weirdly compelling dark journey through an experience with death.
"All the Little Children," by Christine Sutton. 2.5 stars. The implicit chill factor implied by the title fell short.
"Fangs in Vain," by Scott Nicholson. 3 Stars. While I'm not a big fan of vampire stories and I disliked Sabrina's character, overall this was rather well-written with some great details.
"The Unsaintly," by Lisa Vasquez. 2.5 stars. There were some moments of great writing that popped up now and then in this, but the shifting POV was disconcerting, along with many misspellings and variable verb tense. Set in the early 1200's, there was little in the way of timely descriptive details to keep the story grounded in the era. An interesting plot sabotaged by the lack of good editing.
"Generation Evil," by Eric A. Shelman. 3.5 stars. This was an interesting mix of witchcraft and reincarnation. It moves slowly, almost too slowly, while the mystery unfolds.
"Pride," by Chantal Noordeloos. 5 stars. Noordeloos has gained a new fan with one short story! While the plot was nothing new and the basic ending predictable, the strength was in the telling.
"Whispers," by Heath Stallcup. 3.5 stars. An interesting ghost story. Carried by conversation, at times it seemed a bit too chatty and was filled with tedious, intricate details. I like the gist of the story so kept pushing through it.
"Shifters," by Jaime Johnesee. 3 stars. Though well-written, this was bland and typical. Too much humanizing of paranormal beings tends to strip them of all their zing.
"Tool Shed," by Armand Rosamilia. 3.5 Stars. Inherently interesting and fairly well-written, of all the characters, Dir was the most intriguing. The plot was strong despite a few holes and incongruities.
"Dust to Dust," by Eden Crowne. 4 stars. Again, I'm not a fan of the vampire, but this one had me hooked by the end of chapter one. The author's mix of darkness and humor was genuinely entertaining. A strong "author voice" carries well through the narrative.
January 12, 2015
Fascinating collection
I was not sue
Re about this when i started. But now I am sold! While some of these authors are not my cup of tea, many have hooked me and I am on my way to downloading more of their books. What a great way to try something / someone new!
I was not sue
Re about this when i started. But now I am sold! While some of these authors are not my cup of tea, many have hooked me and I am on my way to downloading more of their books. What a great way to try something / someone new!
August 10, 2018
I feel like I really wasted my time with this book because several of the stories were poorly written and edited, which meant that I may have missed out on some good stories as a consequence. I was afraid it might be like that when I downloaded it onto my Kindle. I read for about a week and wish I hadn't.
To any of the writers that contributed to this book that were first time authors, I recommend that before you publish anything, you get it read by a number of people and consider getting it professionally edited.
To any of the writers that contributed to this book that were first time authors, I recommend that before you publish anything, you get it read by a number of people and consider getting it professionally edited.
January 4, 2015
Awesome book!
I loved this book. Buy it, you won't be disappointed! I promise. I stayed up all night just to finish this one and I don't regret it!
I loved this book. Buy it, you won't be disappointed! I promise. I stayed up all night just to finish this one and I don't regret it!
May 2, 2015
Hallowed Horror is a collection of books and short stories. All of these are by different authors. This is a good collection.
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