DysFictional 3: Down the Psycho Path

by Mandy White

- A fugitive finds himself in a deadly predicament- Reality show producers push the envelope to please their superiors- A group of test subjects take an unexpected journey- A rogue scientist takes genetic modification to the next level- People who eat Tide Pods turn into detergent-craving zombies- Something terrifying lurks in the Canadian wilderness- Evacuees from a doomed Earth colonize a distant planet.- A malfunctioning android threatens humanityTake a journey down the psycho path in Volume 3 of Mandy White’s Dysfunctional Fiction series.This ebook is DRM-free. Can be read on non-Kindle devices.

163 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 14, 2018

About the author

Mandy White lives on Vancouver Island. She may often be found lurking in the forest, daydreaming dark thoughts that inevitably come to life in print.

Her work often features Canadian characters and locations; she delights in twisting her everyday surroundings into weird and disturbing tales. Caution: if you happen to cross her path, you may find yourself in an upcoming story.

- All of Mandy White's books are available worldwide in print and ebook editions.
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Reviews

[Xanxa · Rating 5 out of 5]

I already know Mandy White from various anthologies and from "A Feast Not So Fancy". Her brand of horror and suspense is well-written and steers clear of many of the worn-out cliches of the genre.

Some of these stories are even heart-warming despite their dark nature. "Chernobyl Charlie" and "Junkyard Dog" stand out for this reason.

There are a few that cross over into the realms of sci-fi which are also well-constructed.

Overall it's a great collection, ideal to dip into when you're short of time or don't want to embark on a long read.

[Soleil · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great collection of short stories. My favorites include Pod People, The Dark Side of the World, and Blind Trust.