Scream: A Collection Of Fears Anthology

by Stacy Jones, K.B. Everly, Cece Rose

What fear steals your breath and leaves your bones shaking?



Is it the monster under your bed? The old attic in your grandparent’s house? Tight, closed spaces or creepy crawlies? Maybe even the deep, dark oblivion of the open water?



Grab a flashlight, close your closet door, and crawl under the covers with this chilling anthology filled with short stories and poems by some of your favorite WhyChoose authors, writing in a way you’ve never seen before. 



Want to know the most chilling part?



These are the fears of the authors themselves and set into the hands of each other...



**Trigger warning: This anthology contains dark material that delves into fears. It may be sensitive to some. Enter if you dare.**


K.B. Everly

Stacy Jones

Nichole Riley

CB Morrigan 

Cece Rose

Brandy Slaven

Nova Blake

LA Kirk

Joely Sue Burkhart

Jenèe Robinson

Erica Andrews

Dana Lyons

K.B. Wheelock

Tabitha Barret

Ellabee Andrews

N.K. Stackhouse

Caia Daniels

Kristen Aitken

Angelique Armae - National Bestselling Author

Carrie Whitethorne - USA Today Bestselling Author

E.M. Moore - USA Today Bestselling Author

Helen Scott - USA Today Bestselling Author

Genres: Anthologies

67 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 5, 2018

About the author

Stacy Jones is an award-winning romance author living in beautiful Hot Springs, Arkansas. She can usually be found at her desk, with an oversized coffee cup, bringing the fantastical worlds and captivating characters in her imagination to life.

Reviews

[Charlotte · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like that these are actual fears of these authors that have been twisted. Most of them are rather chilling, especially if it's your fear that's been twisted. I'm not respond find of the poetry, but that's just me. Reader beware, my fear is snakes and I'm pretty sure I'll have nightmares if I sleep tonight. Well written.

[Latona batey · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book. You get stories from multiple authors so you get different takes and writing styles. I also love the fear aspect of it, each authors fear being twisted by someone else. We all have something we are scared of but to see it in writing in chilling.

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This book is hella creepy. The short stories gave me some wigged out feelings and the poems made me stop to look around. The authors got what they were going for.

I admit when I got this anthology I was kinda like EH about reading it and then I started. Each story or poem makes you stop and think about how you handle the ”monsters in the bed” and other creepy imaging we have about fears we live with.

If you aren’t a horror fan like me, you still can appreciate the ability the authors have in giving you the creeps in just a few lines or pages!!

[Jennifer G · Rating 4 out of 5]

Scream is an original take on the popular trend of seasonal anthologies. Twenty-two RH authors have written poems or short "ghost-stories" using their own fears. It's creepy, chilling, and thought-provoking. Childhood fears, psychological fears, physical fears, phobias, and social fears. This book covers everything from being scared of the dark, spiders or monsters under the bed to crippling anxiety, abandonment, depression, and even death. Each poem or short story is a window into its author where they expose their innermost fears or insecurities. Each is well-written and seems to be highly personal. It's primal, unnerving, and illustrates their true talent.

[Stephanie Meadath · Rating 5 out of 5]

This anthology was a perfect Halloween read. I loved that the chilling short stories and poems by these amazing authors were based off of their actual fears! I am a fan of darker stories that fall within the horror category so this was right up my alley. After reading this anthology I felt more of a connection with these authors since some of their fears are my fears as well like bugs crawling under your skin or when you are in a dark room and you feel like something or someone is in there with you ( I cant tell you how many times I turn on the light at night because of this feeling).

[Karen Holliday · Rating 4 out of 5]

A collection of short stories and poems. Not particularly scary, though i don’t think that is what they were necessarily going for, some people who suffer from some of these “fears” may find it hard to read. I personally am not a big fan of short snippets, I could see where some of them could be expounded upon and made part of a bigger story which would appeal much more to me so these act like readers in a way. The poetry was by far my favorite part.

[Gen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Take note, some of these are clips of ongoing stories, and some are poems. Not so much horror as they are chilling. The authors do a phenomenal job of creating works filled with dark emotion.
These stories are not for the faint of heart. They are filled with your worst fears and the terrible emotions you experience: anxiety, fear of death or loneliness - which may be a trigger for some.
Truly, the raw emotions the authors write are projected onto the reader. Brilliantly done!

[Raven9308 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Scream: A Collection of Fears Anthology is not something I would have thought I would enjoy (I never read horror, I am such a scaredy cat and don't even watch horror movies!!). I enjoyed this collection of stories and poems, loved the mix of horror, fear, and emotionally passages. I was pleasantly surprised to see such different work from authors that I normally read. Will be finishing this up over the holidays but liked the stories I have read so far!

[Alisha McCoy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting Collection

This is an interesting collection of short stories and poems from some talented authors. Each one begins with a beautiful illustration that is unique to the story or poem you are reading at that time. I think my favorite though was Noise. I'm not usually into poems but this was very good and the stories really touch on things that you are more than likely truly terrified of maybe even in your subconscious.

[Chelsea Jones · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting

Ok so idk honestly they are just snippets of what's so come not really something I would pay for but I suppose if I want to read little snippets of books from it favorite authors that's to come this is good to get like also if u don't have time to read whole book right now and are looking h for something in the future that might spike it fancy then these types of things r good.

[Tracy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well this was unexpected I must say! I really wasn't sure if it would be my sort of thing but I went into it with an open mind and I'm not sorry I did. This anthology is so different from what I've read before showcasing these brilliant authors different styles and abilities through expounding on their own fears...genius. Even if you think...bah I'm not into poems, or nah I prefer sinking my teeth into a good long plot I suggest you give it a chance, you won't be disappointed.

[Avalon Ciara · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’m not a huge fan of anthologies but this one had a great array of talent mixing short stories and poetry. I was incredibly impressed and plan on checking out all of these authors. If you’re looking for something different and have a fascination for creepy this will surely have your hair standing on edge. I definitely recommend this!

[Jess · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was not expecting just how amazing this collection would be. Seriously. I normally like to use anthologies as a way to be introduced to new authors, but this was different. Each story was unique and held my attention, and they were down right, spine tingling, creepy. I love how each fear was showcase in the lens of the author!

[Jackie Blocker · Rating 5 out of 5]

So I’m not normally one to read short stories or poems, but this book was great. I didn’t find it so much as scary but more chilling and can give you goosebumps. I love how the authors brought the feats to life. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to finish this book but as soon as I started it I knew I wouldn’t be able to put it down.

[Leanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is my first anthology and I wasn't sure what to expect but I enjoyed it.
I really liked the idea of each author writing about a specific fear and very much giving life to it. It really draws you in: Fears you may have experienced and some you may not have even thought of.
Each story/poem is descriptive and you feel the fear along with the narrator.

[Ashleigh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent collection! I really liked how it was laid out with the poems in between the short stories. These are great little reads with just enough to make you want more and a couple of goosebumps as well. I now have quite a few new authors to add to my TBR, and possibly some new fears I didn't even know I had lol!

[Julie Selby · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an amazing collections of short stories and poems by many amazing authors. This is great if you are looking for something to read and you don't have a lot of time. These stories are unique to each author and I highly recommend reading this today if you want to get a feel for the authors individual books. You won't go wrong with this anthology.

[Missy Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a great collection of short stories and poems!! I really enjoyed getting a glimpse of different authors, as well as this anthology as I had never read one like this before. I loved it, and would definitely read another one. This is perfect for around Halloween time or just if you are feeling like you need a chill or two.

[Courtney Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm not a huge horror fan but I am a huge fan for these horror stories.
Some of these fears I've never even thought about being scared of and some are already a fear of my own. These authors did a fantastic job in this spooky and thrilling anthology. Great job!

[Timi Kraft · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book.....jezz. Wow, okay. Yeah that was amazing. I love that it's a mix of the short stories and poems. Admittedly I've always loved poems a little bit more, but I like how the fears are give an almost personality and make you feel what the author felt, at least while writing it.

[Meghan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jesus. These are so well written and chilling/emotional/oh my God all the feels. I cant even pick a favorite story. The fears are all different. The stories and poems are all incredible. Like goosebumps kind of yes give me more. I'm still at a loss for words here on what to write.

[Andrea · Rating 5 out of 5]

Breathtaking anthology!

This anthology took my breath away! Poems so powerful they leave you reeling...raw stories that aren’t about boogie men but instead ones that pull your greatest fears from your mind and put them on paper! This anthology, literally, brings fear to life!

[Caitlyn Childress (wickedlittlebooknerd) · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this anthology it was frightening wicked read. I love how all the authors combined these fears and twisted them into their own masterpieces. This collection was a great fun read and perfect for the holiday, plus you get a little inside some of your favorite authors fears!

[Anna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Such a unique idea. These authors are not only telling short stories and poems about fears, but they are using their own fears! It’s spooky with a side of creepy with a special look at each author. Really enjoyed it.

[Dezi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not my usual

This book was interesting, I wasn't sure how I would take to it but it really surprised me. Each story and poem pulled you in some sad, some just creepy. All around great read from some of my favorite authors.

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved this anthology. It introduced me to new authors that I hadn't heard of before. I have read K.B. Everly before and loved her story on this. This is a collection of short stories and poems. It is a great horror read.

[Hannah Loree · Rating 5 out of 5]

I don’t usually finish anthologies but I finished this one from start to finish it just intrigued me so well, it’s a type of anthology I haven’t read before and I enjoyed it immensely!

[Country Goose · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awe-Mazing Collection

Wonderful collection of stories from some of my favorite indie authors. Different, amazing stories we have never read before with personal flares and twists!

[Andi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting blend of short stories and poems. Everything is fear related, but nothing to scary.

[Brittney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written and rather dark, such a lovey collection of horror