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Things on the Shelf 2: More Tales of Holiday Horror
Think there’s nothing scary about Christmas?Think again.
Just beyond the comforting glow of your Christmas lights, things more terrifying than your worst nightmares lurk in the deep-winter darkness.
When you read this second installment in the Holiday Horror series, you’ll discover three terrifying tales, including the terrifying conclusion to Things on the Shelf Saga.
Things on the Shelf 2
The Thing in the Basement (The Thing on the Shelf #4)When Bianca was fifteen, she saw a Christmas Elf doll moving in the darkness.
She’s spent the last six years telling herself it was only her imagination.
Because dolls don’t move on their own. That’s just something that parents tell kids to make them behave.
...right?
When someone from her past shows up and asks for her help conquering an inexplicable evil, Bianca’s not so sure anymore…
Mr. KEddie’s on the naughty list.
That’s why when he’s visited by a goat-headed figure on Christmas Eve instead of Santa, he’s not surprised…
Does Mr. K know what Eddie did?
And if he does, what is he going to do to him?...
The Halloween SpotBusiness at the Halloween store where Scott works isn't good.
The town of Joy Springs just isn't in the Halloween spirit after the string of brutal murders re-enacting scenes from a popular horror movie.
The killer is still on the loose, and there are two scenes left to stage.
As Halloween draws near, Scott discovers that the killer is closer than he could have guessed...
Are you ready to face what’s hiding behind your Christmas tree?
Then click the orange button now to be terrified by these three tales of holiday horror!
Just beyond the comforting glow of your Christmas lights, things more terrifying than your worst nightmares lurk in the deep-winter darkness.
When you read this second installment in the Holiday Horror series, you’ll discover three terrifying tales, including the terrifying conclusion to Things on the Shelf Saga.
Things on the Shelf 2
The Thing in the Basement (The Thing on the Shelf #4)When Bianca was fifteen, she saw a Christmas Elf doll moving in the darkness.
She’s spent the last six years telling herself it was only her imagination.
Because dolls don’t move on their own. That’s just something that parents tell kids to make them behave.
...right?
When someone from her past shows up and asks for her help conquering an inexplicable evil, Bianca’s not so sure anymore…
Mr. KEddie’s on the naughty list.
That’s why when he’s visited by a goat-headed figure on Christmas Eve instead of Santa, he’s not surprised…
Does Mr. K know what Eddie did?
And if he does, what is he going to do to him?...
The Halloween SpotBusiness at the Halloween store where Scott works isn't good.
The town of Joy Springs just isn't in the Halloween spirit after the string of brutal murders re-enacting scenes from a popular horror movie.
The killer is still on the loose, and there are two scenes left to stage.
As Halloween draws near, Scott discovers that the killer is closer than he could have guessed...
Are you ready to face what’s hiding behind your Christmas tree?
Then click the orange button now to be terrified by these three tales of holiday horror!
212 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 20, 2018
5 people want to read
About the author
H. Duke
19 books15 followersH. Duke writes fantasy, horror, and more. She wrote Taming the Wolf and the first season of Jeremiah Jones Cowboy Sorcerer while living in Arizona with her husband, Giru, and a shiny black dog named Jupiter. These days, she can be seen travelling the United States in her travel trailer. To see her other works and find out where she'll be writing next, visit her website.
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December 13, 2018
Things on the Shelf 2 is even creepier than the first one!
That is an observation and definitely not a criticism. I certainly enjoyed both books, but creepier is always better. I especially showed the more extensive explanation of what was happening behind the scene as it were. Great stories and loads of fun; don't hesitate the enjoy these Christmas horror tales.
That is an observation and definitely not a criticism. I certainly enjoyed both books, but creepier is always better. I especially showed the more extensive explanation of what was happening behind the scene as it were. Great stories and loads of fun; don't hesitate the enjoy these Christmas horror tales.
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