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Triplicity
In Triplicity, the first installment in a series known as the Terror Project, you’ll find a trio of dead women with three very different tales.
BRANDO AND BAD CHOICES by Stacey Longo
A vain woman learns firsthand if there’s an afterlife . . . and if one can find redemption, even in hell.
STEEL by Tony Tremblay
A young woman leads a group of survivors in a dangerous, dystopian world.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT by Rob Smales
A mother-in-law explains how a holiday tradition got its decidedly spiritual start.
“ . . . a creepy yet heartfelt collection of horror and suspense that is entirely worth reading. Five out of five blood-spattered stars.”
~ Jeanette Andromeda, horrormade.com
"The ingredients in these three tales form a rich stew with a bit of something for everyone: an unexpectedly spirited Christmas, a taste of post-apocalyptic treachery, and a view of hell that'll make you careful what you wish for. Eat hearty!"
~ Melissa Crandall, author of WEATHERCOCK and DARLING WENDY AND OTHER STORIES
BRANDO AND BAD CHOICES by Stacey Longo
A vain woman learns firsthand if there’s an afterlife . . . and if one can find redemption, even in hell.
STEEL by Tony Tremblay
A young woman leads a group of survivors in a dangerous, dystopian world.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT by Rob Smales
A mother-in-law explains how a holiday tradition got its decidedly spiritual start.
“ . . . a creepy yet heartfelt collection of horror and suspense that is entirely worth reading. Five out of five blood-spattered stars.”
~ Jeanette Andromeda, horrormade.com
"The ingredients in these three tales form a rich stew with a bit of something for everyone: an unexpectedly spirited Christmas, a taste of post-apocalyptic treachery, and a view of hell that'll make you careful what you wish for. Eat hearty!"
~ Melissa Crandall, author of WEATHERCOCK and DARLING WENDY AND OTHER STORIES
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Published November 23, 2016
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About the author
Stacey Longo
32 books22 followersStacey Longo was born and raised in Glastonbury, Connecticut. After graduating from Penn State, she moved to Block Island, Rhode Island, where she established her writing career as a popular weekly humor columnist for the local newspaper. Upon returning to Connecticut, she turned her pen to horror. Her short stories have appeared in over 20 magazines and anthologies. She is the author of Secret Things: Twelve Tales to Terrify and Ordinary Boy, among others.
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April 11, 2023
Really enjoyed all 3 stories! Definitely all very different and all make you think. I like to think "how would i react in this situation" and this book Definitely had me thinking!
October 10, 2019
Three very different horror stories.
The first one was terrifying, with a moralistic angle. The second story was great, a unique apocalyptic situation. The third was definitely spooky and also charming in a way.
Props to Tony Tremblay, I can always count on his stories to be spooky and in the company of other uncanny tales.
The first one was terrifying, with a moralistic angle. The second story was great, a unique apocalyptic situation. The third was definitely spooky and also charming in a way.
Props to Tony Tremblay, I can always count on his stories to be spooky and in the company of other uncanny tales.
September 23, 2017
Three stories:
First one: Great
Second: good
Third: ok
First one: Great
Second: good
Third: ok
December 26, 2016
This was a terrific weekend read! Each story captivating in its own right. Three dead women , three stories coalesced into a great read for the Christmas Holidays ~ read my full review at http://buttonholed.blogspot.com/
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