Terror in the Shadows Vol. 18

by David Longhorn, Ian Fortey, Sara Clancy

Something growls through the forest... And it sounds hungry…A kind medium fights to save a family from an ancient demon infesting their home. Haunting reflections plague a terrified woman with visions of a tragic future. And nature lashes out at a group of campers, as a forest springs to life to fight off all intruders…Scare Street is proud to present this new spine-tingling collection. A dozen cold-blooded tales of terror and fear lurk within, eager to work their way into your nightmares. They’re waiting, in the trees just ahead… Waiting for the sun to go down.When darkness falls in the woods, the creatures of the night come out to play. Too late, you realize you can’t find the way out… you’re lost, surrounded by trees and fog.You hear footsteps in the darkness. Snarls, howls, and gnawing teeth fill the air… It’s time for the monsters to feed.Something draws closer, cold fangs piercing your neck...Tonight, you’re the main course…

Genres: Horror, Short Stories

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 6, 2021

Reviews

[Icy_Space_Cobwebs Join the Penguin Resistance! · Rating 5 out of 5]

Get your Scare Groove on with 12 new stories from those frightening authors at Scare Street. The horror might be as subtle as little cat paws on a foggy night, you may not see it approaching, but rest assured, you will be scared. Isn't that the best way for Horror to be?!

[David · Rating 5 out of 5]

Scare Street continues to amaze me. Just when I think they can't get any better at producing top notch horror, they introduce a new anthology that raises the bar. They have moved way beyond ghosts (and I love ghost stories) into stories that feature so many different kinds of scary things that it's hard to keep track of them. The last two stories in this volume feature killer plants and both will make you think twice about gardening, or gazing too long at those pretty flowers along the side of the path.
If you haven't read any Scare Street offerings yet, do yourself a favor and give them a try. Just don't read with the lights out.

[Christine Dunne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Scary things

I love horror stories and spooky stories but they don't scare me. Plant stories do scare me. Thanks for the really great scary plant stories now I am scared to go outside. Tell you what you keep writing them and I will keep reading them sincerely christinedunne Harlingen Texas

[Rebecca Hill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Revisit some of your favorite places in this book! The stories are going to take you to a few familiar haunts, and introduce some new ones to you as well. Be prepared for a few hair-raising tales of terror!

Great book. I loved it!