Merry K!llmas - 25 Short Horror Stories

by Tiffany Royster

This is for those who love a good spooky story to keep them up at night. Kick back and read, as you find yourself immersed in 25 different spooky tales.

166 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 24, 2025

About the author

Tiffany Royster was born and raised in Rockford, Illinois. Writing has always been her passion ever since she was a little girl. “Everyone Has A Secret” is her first self-published book in 2019, which is part of a series. Tiffany resides in Loves Park with her family. You can find her author Facebook page by searching Tiffany Royster – Self Published Author.

Reviews

[Tiffanie Miner · Rating 2 out of 5]

the stories individually are alright. But they are all very similar. I got bored very quickly

[Rachel Browning · Rating 5 out of 5]

chilling horror stories

“Merry K!llmas” by Tiffany Royster is a fantastic collection of 25 chilling short stories, each delivering its own brand of haunting horror. Royster brings every tale to life with vivid atmosphere, eerie twists, and just the right amount of darkness. No two stories feel the same, yet the entire collection stays perfectly tied together with its unsettling holiday spirit. If you enjoy quick, haunting reads that leave a lingering chill, this one is an absolute must-read.

[Ronnie Mooney · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great Holiday Horror Shorts

This was an interesting read, lots of suspense, many twists and turns, a few jump scares, great scene settings and only a little gore which is ok for Holiday Horror. Lot of psychological Thriller to this one. Would I pick it up again next year? Yes. ☃️

[Tanya Kolb · Rating 2 out of 5]

I enjoyed the individual stories in this book. However, the storylines were repetitive and became predictable after reading a few. I feel like the author can write a great story and look forward to reading something different in the future.

[Crystal O · Rating 5 out of 5]

Terrifying short stories that you can read one a day or all together!

[Chantal · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5

Very repetitive story wise.
The use of the same names over and over again is confusing.