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A Curious Collection: Monsters, Ghosts and Lovely Girls
A collection of short stories from times past and present. Celebrating the classic tales of vampires, werewolves, lonely ghosts who follow us into the night.
88 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 1, 2016
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Margaret Perdue
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February 7, 2025
These stories are great!
The moon dial, I have read three times and each time been taken in by the tension and twists. It had a great ending too.
The teller of stories was very atmospheric, it had unrequited love, superstition and was just spooky enough. Did what I think was going to happen happen? No! Meg manages to thwart the expected!
Crow Creek Road was another scary tale. This tale is in a theme I've never really wanted to explore and for good reason - the jogger - horrific!! I had a theory about this one but didn't want it to be true!
Alien Love Story, I went from curiosity to intrigue to sadness and then to understanding - so cleverly written and moving.
The elite was a terrific camp-fire story, lots of build up fear and emotion, with a twist at the end that made me say 'Oh!'
Tilly by the sea. What a way to end a collection. A brief glimpse into Tilly's life, another one that gets the emotions.
Fantastically written, enabling you to submerge yourself into something enthralling.
The moon dial, I have read three times and each time been taken in by the tension and twists. It had a great ending too.
The teller of stories was very atmospheric, it had unrequited love, superstition and was just spooky enough. Did what I think was going to happen happen? No! Meg manages to thwart the expected!
Crow Creek Road was another scary tale. This tale is in a theme I've never really wanted to explore and for good reason - the jogger - horrific!! I had a theory about this one but didn't want it to be true!
Alien Love Story, I went from curiosity to intrigue to sadness and then to understanding - so cleverly written and moving.
The elite was a terrific camp-fire story, lots of build up fear and emotion, with a twist at the end that made me say 'Oh!'
Tilly by the sea. What a way to end a collection. A brief glimpse into Tilly's life, another one that gets the emotions.
Fantastically written, enabling you to submerge yourself into something enthralling.
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