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Real Horror Stories: Strange Happenings and Terrifying Tales from Around the World

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Discover tales of ghosts, demons, monsters and more in this terrifying-but-true compendium of real-life horror stories

What was The Enfield Monster?
What happened at The Cecil Hotel?
Was Annabelle the doll really haunted?

The world we inhabit is filled with strange happenings that we might never fully understand. While it may seem that stories of hauntings, exorcisms and killer clowns are the domain of horror fiction, the terrifying truth is that such sinister events can happen anywhere, at any time.

This creepy compendium takes a closer look at some of the world's most bloodcurdling mysteries. From demonic possessions and curses to axe murderers and cultists, the events within are as fascinating as they are frightening; each one providing a glimpse into the dark and eerie side of our reality. So, if you dare step into Real Horror Stories, make sure you find a safe and comfortable seat, switch the light on, and keep an ear out for things that go bump in the night.

240 pages, Paperback

Published August 4, 2026

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Jamie King

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June 13, 2026
Anyone familiar with this author knows that these books are great for piquing your interest and introducing you to certain topics.

This book is packed full of spooky stories, from true crime to myths and legends. Each chapter is short and to the point, giving you the information you need to cover the story, and allowing you to research further the ones that stick.

Real Horror Stories introduced me to some stories I had never heard before, but also covers some common ones that still give me the shivers (cue Annabelle).

I had fun reading this, it was a quick and easy read that just satisfied my morbid interest in all things spooky.
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