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STULL
From the depths of the supernatural and demonic lore sits Stull, Kansas. Stull is considered to be the seventh gateway to Hell, and a place where rumors say the Devil himself roams.
The stories about Stull are legendary. They are too good for a group of college students who want to take a closer look to pass up.
The stories about Stull are legendary. They are too good for a group of college students who want to take a closer look to pass up.
- GenresHorror
252 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 10, 2021
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October 28, 2021
Great read for Halloween
This isn't my usual genre to read but it sounded good. After all, who doesn't like a good ghost story around Halloween? I sure did. This one had the hair on the back of my neck standing on end. Its one I won't forget for a while.
This isn't my usual genre to read but it sounded good. After all, who doesn't like a good ghost story around Halloween? I sure did. This one had the hair on the back of my neck standing on end. Its one I won't forget for a while.
August 18, 2022
Once I started this book, I couldn’t put it down. This story was a mixture of campfire scary stories with an intriguing fictional plot. Good read!
August 17, 2022
I wasn't sure that I would like this book, the writing is very direct and staccato (it was the second one in a row I've read with this style of writing), BUT I stuck with it and enjoyed where the story went.
It's about a group of students who want to find out more about a local Urban Legend and while it seems like you know where the story is going, it isn't as cookie cutter as you might think. It was a very enjoyable read.
It doesn't really contain any gore, but just a looming feeling of threat. There aren't any sexual scenes that I can remember so this is a pretty *safe* book for horror readers. It kind of reminds me of found footage type of stories... you get introduced to a group of friends and then watch what befalls them...
#leylines #gatewaytohell
It's about a group of students who want to find out more about a local Urban Legend and while it seems like you know where the story is going, it isn't as cookie cutter as you might think. It was a very enjoyable read.
It doesn't really contain any gore, but just a looming feeling of threat. There aren't any sexual scenes that I can remember so this is a pretty *safe* book for horror readers. It kind of reminds me of found footage type of stories... you get introduced to a group of friends and then watch what befalls them...
#leylines #gatewaytohell
August 28, 2022
Formatting issues (and there are a more than fair amount.. Shame on your editing, Amazon!) aside, this is a creepy, scary read! David Healy gives us a tale that embraces some of the best "college friends go investigating haunted cemetary" stories and mixes in a number of the legends surrounding Stull, KS. The end result is a story that will have you questioning sounds you here while reading, as I surely did, unintentionally the ever-loving crap out of my wife for the rest of the night it happened!
Look, I'm going to be blunt here: do you like horror? How about horror that sticks with long after you fall asleep? If you, then STULL is the book for you! Otherwise, I think perhaps Dr. Seuss may be more what you are looking for. Jus' sayin'..
Peace, y'all! ☮️
Look, I'm going to be blunt here: do you like horror? How about horror that sticks with long after you fall asleep? If you, then STULL is the book for you! Otherwise, I think perhaps Dr. Seuss may be more what you are looking for. Jus' sayin'..
Peace, y'all! ☮️
July 15, 2022
I found this in my kindle library and don’t even remember how it got there. I am so glad I read it though. I have been on a horror kick lately but nothing has really been up to par. This on the other hand was a page turner. I didn’t want to stop reading it. The urban legends really drew me in. Story was great. Now to see what else Mr Healy has written. I’m curious.
(The only issue I had with this book is that all the way through there are paragraphs that are not indented. One paragraph will end and the next paragraph begins a line down and all the way to the left. Most likely it is just the kindle version but it started to get to me after a while.)
(The only issue I had with this book is that all the way through there are paragraphs that are not indented. One paragraph will end and the next paragraph begins a line down and all the way to the left. Most likely it is just the kindle version but it started to get to me after a while.)
March 15, 2022
This wasn’t the type of book I usually read but After searching kindle unlimited and not seeing anything peeking my interest at the moment , I posted a question on Facebook about finding good books on kindle unlimited and lo and behold this particular author responded back to me and told me about his book . I thought , I’ll give it a try and I actually really enjoyed it .. not exactly sure why I gave it 4 out of 5 stars . Nothing specific causing it to be a 4 instead of a 5 but I stand behind my 4 star rating and yes I recommend reading this book
December 30, 2022
I started reading this one in July. It is now 2 days away from january.
It gets 3 stars because I did manage to get half way through, even though it took 6 months to make it that far.
I was intrigued by the story of this one, and wanted to finish it. I want to know what happens in Stull.
But Stull itself is about the only thing I'm interested in. I made it 51% through before I decided to DNF. I think I was having such a hard time getting into it, because I could care less about any of the characters. I didn't love them. I didn't hate them. They were as 1 dimensional as it comes.
It gets 3 stars because I did manage to get half way through, even though it took 6 months to make it that far.
I was intrigued by the story of this one, and wanted to finish it. I want to know what happens in Stull.
But Stull itself is about the only thing I'm interested in. I made it 51% through before I decided to DNF. I think I was having such a hard time getting into it, because I could care less about any of the characters. I didn't love them. I didn't hate them. They were as 1 dimensional as it comes.
August 17, 2022
Sheer terror
If you are familiar with the urban legend of Still Kansas, you will love this! Great characters and a great story!
If you are familiar with the urban legend of Still Kansas, you will love this! Great characters and a great story!
November 29, 2022
Good reading
It was entertaining. Great on pulling the reader with the story. Good at having characters you can relate. Write more.
It was entertaining. Great on pulling the reader with the story. Good at having characters you can relate. Write more.
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