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13: Supernatural Science Fiction and Horror
Lindley Valcarcel's new collection of stories leaves you sad, horrified and chuckling.
Prepare for tales where scares don't come from things that go bump:
- a search for dead children who only want you to play with them
- a diary you shouldn't read, especially in a house with homicidal tendencies
- an adopted child with a past buried by his ever-moving adopted parents
- wild animals finding a free buffet lunch during the alien invasion of Earth
- a late night convenience store visit with a missing relative
The stories in this anthology span the gamut of supernatural, science fiction, and horror.
Prepare for tales where scares don't come from things that go bump:
- a search for dead children who only want you to play with them
- a diary you shouldn't read, especially in a house with homicidal tendencies
- an adopted child with a past buried by his ever-moving adopted parents
- wild animals finding a free buffet lunch during the alien invasion of Earth
- a late night convenience store visit with a missing relative
The stories in this anthology span the gamut of supernatural, science fiction, and horror.
96 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 30, 2018
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November 3, 2018
Okay, so I did edit this collection of awesome short stories about various supernatural and scifi plots.
I really did enjoy editing this collection and I have to admit that I do have a favorite (okay, 2).
If you want to know what it is ask me on my Author Page. :)
ABA
I really did enjoy editing this collection and I have to admit that I do have a favorite (okay, 2).
If you want to know what it is ask me on my Author Page. :)
ABA
February 26, 2019
13 little gems. I enjoyed reading all the short stories even though one made me cry and a couple almost gave me a heart attack and one left me hoping it was just a seed to a novel. One two-parter would have been perfect as two stories by themselves as I loved the cliffhanger.
A note to self: Don't leave dishes precariously on the counter at night so that when one slides off at a crucial point of a story it doesn't scare you to kingdom-come. Oh, my pounding heart.
A note to self: Don't leave dishes precariously on the counter at night so that when one slides off at a crucial point of a story it doesn't scare you to kingdom-come. Oh, my pounding heart.
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